McKinley, you’re out. Denali, you’re back. It’s official.

The traditional and historic Alaska native name for North America’s highest mountain will be restored, President Obama announced today.
Obama will use executive power to restore the Alaska native name for the towering peak, a move made the day before a three-day trip to Alaska to push an agenda aimed at countering climate change.
The 20,237-foot Mount McKinley got its name from a gold prospector in 1896, who named it after then-presidential candidate William McKinley of Ohio. (He became president the following year.)