Americans: how do you feel about the country’s future after 250 years of independence?

As the country reaches this historic milestone, we would like to hear from people in the US on how they are feeling about the country’s future The United States will mark 250 years since declaring independence from the British on 4 July, with commemorations in Washington DC overseen by Donald Trump and a series of events planned across the National Mall. The milestone also comes at a turbulent moment for the country. Internationally, the Trump administration has moved away from some longstanding European allies while navigating ongoing tensions in the Middle East. Continue reading...

Guardian community team · Thu, Jun 25, 2026, 6:41 AM
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Americans: how do you feel about the country’s future after 250 years of independence?

As the country reaches this historic milestone, we would like to hear from people in the US on how they are feeling about the country’s future

The United States will mark 250 years since declaring independence from the British on 4 July, with commemorations in Washington DC overseen by Donald Trump and a series of events planned across the National Mall.

The milestone also comes at a turbulent moment for the country. Internationally, the Trump administration has moved away from some longstanding European allies while navigating ongoing tensions in the Middle East.

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