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MEBRO
10/15/26 · 6:17 PM UTC · 12 SOURCES
“Congress passed a law banning Mondays.”
HIGH CONFIDENCE
TL;DR ·No law banning Mondays exists; the claim contradicts how the calendar and law work.
No evidence supports this claim, and it contradicts established fact. None of the 12 sources, which include fact-checkers and government statute databases , mention any congressional act banning a day of the week. Mondays remain a standard part of the federal calendar, and federal and state statutes continue to reference them in ordinary workweek terms, for example in wage and overtime law . Congress has no mechanism to abolish a weekday, and a law of that kind would be public record and widely covered. The sources provided are mostly unrelated to the claim (state abortion, wage, policing, and EU environment laws) , so the verdict rests on the absence of any such enactment together with the established fact that weekdays are a fixed feature of the calendar. This reads as a joke or satire-style claim rather than a real legislative event. Readers can check congress.gov or the fact-check archives to confirm no such bill passed.
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