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5/5/26 - Cinco de Mayo, 80s TV Moms, and Comic Strips

Tuesday 5/5/26


Revenge of the Fifth (Star Wars Day part 2)


Today is Cinco de Mayo!!!!

It commemorates the Mexican victory at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862, during the Franco-Mexican War. Noted today, but not really celebrated in Mexico. The holiday is pretty much an American one.


Childhood Depression Awareness Day

Hug a Shed and Take a Selfie Day

International Midwives Day

Museum Lover's Day

Nail Day

National Cartoonists Day

National Concert Day

National Enchilada Day

National Hoagie Day

National Teacher Day

Oyster Day

Poem on Your Pillow Day

Totally Chipotle Day

World Asthma Day


Mother’s Day is Sunday, and Ranker.com is ranking the 16 Best Moms from 80s TV.

1. Sophia Petrillo - Golden Girls

2. Clair Huxtable - The Cosby Show

3. Elyse Keaton - Family Ties

4. Peggy Bundy - Married... with Children

5. Maggie Seaver - Growing Pains

6. Angela Bower - Who's the Boss

7. Kat McArdle - Kate & Allie

8. Allie Lowell - Kate & Allie

9. Mona Robinson - Who's the Boss

10. Mary Jenkins - 227

Read more about it and rank them here.


National Cartoonists Day and Ranker.com is ranking The Best Comic Strips Ever

1. Calvin and Hobbes

2. The Far Side

3. Peanuts

4. Pears Before Swine

5. Garfield

6. Zits

7. Dilbert

8. Fox Trot

9. Bloom County

10. B.C.

11. Beetle Bailey

12. Hagar the Horrible

13. Baby Blues

14. For Better or For Worse

15. The Wizard of Id

16. Mother Goose and Grimm

17. Blondie

18. Non Sequitur

19. The Family Circus (not circle)

20. Dennis the Menace

Read more and rank yourself here.


You can read comics online at ComicsKindom.com and Gocomics.com

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In news that's making waves across Europe, France has reportedly decided to abandon the twice-yearly clock change. The decision, if confirmed, would align France permanently with "winter time" starting this autumn. Other EU nations are watching closely — if France moves, others may follow.

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Today's Useless Fact of the Day - The most popular theory for the origin of the Margarita is that it was invented in 1938 by Carlos "Danny" Herrera for an aspiring actress who was allergic to all hard liquor except tequila.


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