On This Day: Theodore Roosevelt Declares Grand Canyon a National Monument

On January 11th, Theodore Roosevelt established the Grand Canyon as a national monument, a landmark decision that continues to shape our outdoor heritage today.

Back in 1989, U.S. Attorney Rudolph W. Giuliani, well-known for leading investigations into organized crime and insider trading, announced his resignation in New York. Speculation arose that Giuliani might enter the political arena in New York, accompanied by Deputy U.S. Attorney Dennison Young Jr., who also resigned.

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