May 24

A Century Ago, Two Women Fought to Make the Poppy the National Symbol of Service and Sacrifice

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As Americans prepare to celebrate Memorial Day Weekend, a Harris Poll released earlier this week contained a discouraging finding: Only a little more than half (55%) of us know what Memorial Day is actually about. Some people tend to confuse it with Veterans Day, which is on Nov. 11. (For the record, then: Veterans Day…

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