At a time when the British Empire was expanding, becoming an unassailable empire across the world, Benjamin Disraeli rose ...

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I’d begun reading the 1880 classic almost two years ago. While awed by the wisdom contained in its pages, I’d stalled out on the long spiritual monologues about the dangers of judging other men.

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But in practice, the dividing line isn’t so clear. In the 1880 presidential election, candidate James A. Garfield referred to Chinese immigration as an “invasion.” He capitalized on fears ...

The E. Barrett Prettyman US Courthouse on June 6, 2024 in Washington, DC. Washington (CNN) — At Thursday’s hearing in the federal election subversion case against Donald Trump – the first ...

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Hart Dyke complained to Disraeli in 1873 that those running elections in Kent ‘have only cared for the filthy lucre, & have been content to lose any seat, so long as the victim they brought forward ...

With the U.S. election now under two months away ... Grant 286 55.6 1876 Rutherford B. Hayes 184 48.0 1880 James A. Garfield 214 48.3 1884 Grover Cleveland 219 48.5 1888 Benjamin Harrison 233 ...

Together, we're working to provide crucial election coverage to our communities ... Published since 1880, The Star has won nine Pulitzer Prizes, the most recent in 2022. The Star’s journalists ...

Over on The Fix, you can find The Washington Post’s front page from every presidential election since 1880. The first, from 136 years ago, declared: “Garfield Elected: An Undoubted Republican ...