Harrison Floyd posted the video in early May. For weeks, it got no attention. Then, social media freaked out.

George HW Bush's former service dog, Sully, posed at the National World War II Memorial as a way to pay tribute to the late president on Memorial Day.

Chick-fil-A Surfside, located in Myrtle Beach, shared a Facebook post on Memorial Day showing a picture of a table set aside for missing soldiers.

Anthem, Arizona, has made one of its top values honoring Americans who have served in the military and those who have made the ultimate sacrifice.

This reminder about the true meaning of Memorial Day is definitely something that every patriotic American should take a moment to think about.

Sgt. Emond wanted nothing more than to help the families of veterans who had paid the ultimate price.

It is stories like these that remind the free people of America why we celebrate Memorial Day. There has been great pain, priceless sacrifice, epic courage and unparalleled brotherhood that paved the way for our freedoms.

We should be remembering the 116,516 American troops who died in World War I. We should be remembering the 405,399 American troops who died in World War II.

Memorial Day was first observed more than 150 years ago to honor Civil War soldiers, but it did not become an official holiday until 1971.

The Supreme Court seemed poised to protect a 40-foot memorial cross on public land in Maryland from a lawsuit that argues it violates the Constitution.