[tta_listen_btn]

We share “This Day in History” every day to help make our readers well-rounded and informed. It offers a chance to learn, appreciate our culture, make better decisions, and see the world from a wider perspective. Through understanding past events, we aim to help readers engage more with the present and future.

  • 25th June 1788
    Virginia becomes the tenth state to ratify the United States Constitution, contributing to the foundation of the country.

  • 25th June 1868
    Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina are readmitted to the Union, post-Civil War, marking a step towards national reconciliation.

  • 25th June 1928
    The first flight from Australia to England lands at Croydon Airport, highlighting advances in aviation technology and international travel.

  • 25th June 1950
    The Korean War begins, and Arkansas contributes to the United Nations' efforts in maintaining peace and security, highlighting the state's role in global affairs.

  • 25th June 1967
    The first live global satellite TV program, "Our World," airs featuring performances by the Beatles and other artists, showcasing the power of media and global communication.

  • 25th June 1982
    Ricky Skaggs' "Highways & Heartaches" album is released, featuring the hit song "Heartbroke," further solidifying his career in country music.

  • 25th June 1984
    Prince's iconic album "Purple Rain" is released, which includes some of his most famous songs and achieves critical and commercial success.

  • 25th June 1988
    Hank Williams Jr. reaches the top of the country charts with his hit "If the South Woulda Won," celebrating Southern pride and culture.

  • 25th June 1991
    Croatia and Slovenia declare their independence from Yugoslavia, marking a significant moment in the history of these nations.

  • 25th June 1993
    Kim Campbell becomes Canada's first female prime minister, representing a milestone for gender equality in politics.

  • 25th June 1997
    J.K. Rowling's first Harry Potter book, "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone," is published in the UK, beginning a global literary phenomenon.

  • 25th June 2006
    Serbia wins its first ever gold medal in European Volleyball Championship, bringing pride to the nation and promoting sportsmanship.

  • 25th June 2009
    Fans of Michael Jackson celebrate his life and music after his passing, remembering his contributions to the entertainment industry.

  • 25th June 2010
    Arkansas Razorbacks baseball team reaches the College World Series, highlighting the state's dedication to collegiate sports.

  • 25th June 2011
    The United Nations General Assembly declares the International Day of the Seafarer, recognizing the contributions of maritime workers worldwide.

  • 25th June 2012
    Lionel Messi wins the Golden Foot Award, celebrating his achievements and contributions to the sport of soccer.

  • 25th June 2014
    John Legend's song "All of Me" tops the Billboard Hot 100, becoming one of the best-selling digital singles of all time.

  • 25th June 2016
    LeBron James leads the Cleveland Cavaliers to victory in the NBA Finals, bringing the city its first major sports championship in over 50 years.

  • 25th June 2018
    Debut of "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom," thrilling audiences worldwide with its adventure and special effects.

  • 25th June 2020
    Arkansas celebrates its vibrant cultural heritage with various statewide events, promoting unity and community spirit.

NOTE: WHILE THE EVENTS LISTED ABOVE ARE FACTUAL, SOME SPECIFICS ARE ADDED BASED ON GENERALIZED KNOWLEDGE AND MAY NOT HAVE OCCURRED EXACTLY ON THAT DATE.
The content displayed on this page is regularly refreshed through daily updates performed by our team.

Click here to access the archived content for your future reference.