Still making Fourth of July plans? (click here) 24/7 Tempo has reviewed some of the largest Independence Day events, focusing on family-friendly celebrations, many of them multi-day affairs, that offer a variety of activities and experiences for free or at a small cost. Scroll through to learn more....
I am sure the USA military is hoping the Trump display will inspire the country to military service, but, the fact of the matter is Trump's military display is a free advertisement for the USA military industrial complex.
We have already witnessed Trump's salesmanship of F-35 to Poland. The F-35 has too many problems for it to be the first line defense of a post-soviet country.
The F-35 is among the most expensive jets in the USA line up. Enough said.
By Jorge I. Ortiz
Dogs have such a negative reaction (click here) to some of the activities associated with the Fourth of July – fireworks, parades, parties, alcohol consumption – you’d think they’re unpatriotic.
Of course, it’s the commotion and unpredictable noises linked to Independence Day that disturb canines, who are best left behind instead of taken to large gatherings and should never get a chance to drink alcohol, which is toxic for them.
But the fireworks that traditionally greet our nation’s birthday represent the biggest concern for people seeking to keep their pets safe and calm, because they often evoke major anxiety among dogs.
Studies by the ASPCA show more dogs run away in July than in any other month, although it’s not entirely clear what role Independence Day celebrations play in those escapes. It may be that holiday parties provide easier breakout chances for dogs scared by fireworks, though the thunderstorms common to July may prompt them to bolt as well...
