The Alaska Legislature passed a resolution Friday urging President Donald Trump to reverse course and retain the name of ...

Gov. JB Pritzker also joked that his state would be annexing Green Bay, Wis.., poking fun at Trump's efforts to buy Greenland.

Hull, who introduced the bill, said it is meant to align with the executive order signed by President Donald Trump.

Although there were challenges to the McKinley name at the time it was announced, maps ... by state leaders decades earlier. The 20,310-foot (6,190-meter) mountain in Denali National Park and ...

President Trump signed an executive order changing the name of the country’s highest mountain from Denali to Mount McKinley.

Wheeler said the change is meant to apply to new, not already printed classroom materials like handouts; not textbooks or classroom maps ... McKinley.” Located in Denali National Park and ...

Recently, the new U.S. Administration announced some notable geographic name changes. Maps may soon display the “Gulf of America” and, as the highest peak in North America, Mt. McKinley will again ...

The park became Mt. McKinley National Park. The debate reemerged in 1975, when the state of Alaska called for the mountain to be called Denali. While the change was blocked for decades ...

President Trump is restoring President McKinley’s name to the tallest peak in North America, drawing objections from Alaskans. The state’s two GOP senators ... wiping McKinley off the map. “President ...

But the name Mount McKinley stuck and began to appear on maps and in other publications. In 1917, the area officially became Mount McKinley National Park ... In 1975, the state moved to change ...