When Franklin D. Roosevelt wanted Americans to join the fight against the axis of Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy and Imperial ...

Mr. Goldsmith, an assistant attorney general in the George W. Bush administration, is an author, with Bob Bauer, of a newsletter about presidential and executive power. Mr. Moyn is the author of the ...

Presidential polling from Gallup is coming to an end after nearly nine decades, in a major shift in how one of the country’s ...

I know the rent is expensive, but “Have you seen that the Dow is over 50,000?” seems to be the only reaction from the Republican machine running Montana and Washington, D.C. The Dow dipped back below ...

Nepal, Feb. 16 -- As Nepal prepares for the House of Representatives election on March 5, 2026, the spotlight falls on political candidates not merely as campaigners but as stewards of public trust, ...

From the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library to the Barack Obama Presidential Center, these state-of-the-art presidential libraries help American history come alive America’s presidential libraries Want ...

Franklin Delano Roosevelt was born on Monday, Jan. 30, 1882, in Hyde Park, New York. He was the only child of James and Sara Roosevelt. His early education was provided by private tutors, followed by ...

Tomorrow, Jan. 30, marks the 144th birthday of this nation’s 32nd president, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, aka FDR. In 1934, thousands of communities across the U.S., including Napa, celebrated his 52nd ...

The Village Voice revisits a 1957 article by four staffers on how they, all servicemen in 1945, reacted to Franklin Roosevelt's death.

A simple sausage from Germany overtook ballparks and backyards to become the quintessential hand-held meal that is decidedly all-American ...

Observed annually on February 13, World Radio Day highlights the technology’s role in informing communities, strengthening democracy, and connecting people.

When matching up the first year of Donald Trump’s second term with other presidencies, there really is no comparison. Trump’s breakneck pace since returning to office does not draw clean parallels ...