During the presidential election of 1932, Democrat Franklin Delano Roosevelt earned a landslide victory over his Republican opponent, Herbert Hoover. FDR carried 42 states and had 57% of the popular ...

Just taking a look at the long list of all the US presidents’ dogs throughout history that have set paw through the front ...

For modern travelers making pilgrimages along what remains of the Mother Road, the Totem Pole Trading Post represents an essential pilgrimage site – not just to purchase souvenirs but to experience a ...

For many travelers making the pilgrimage along what remains of the Mother Road, the Totem Pole Trading Post represents an essential stop – not just to collect souvenirs but to experience a business ...

President Trump signed more than 120 executive orders in the first 3 months of his second term. Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the most executive orders, with over 3,700 during his 12 years in office.

Maeve Bidonde, Staff Writer Last Saturday, Apr. 12, protests across America and foreign cities like Paris and London gathered ...

After Charlottesville's most popular fireworks display was canceled two years in a row, a group of likeminded individuals ...

A Dupont Circle residence that served for decades as home to a renowned art gallery — and, 124 years ago, to a future vice ...

Tariffs are especially topical and tend to have a troubling history within American politics. Former presidents such as George Washgton, Abraham Lincoln, William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt placed ...

The wealthy owners of Staatsburgh, a historic Gilded Age mansion outside New York City, had tickets for the Titanic's second ...

President Herbert Hoover was in office when the stock market crashed. He signed the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act to boost the U.S. economy, raising tariffs on U.S. trading partners. In response, they ...

Msgr. Paul V. Garrity In 1928, Governor Al Smith of New York ran for the presidency of the United States. He lost in a landslide election to Herbert Hoover. Smith’s Catholicism contributed to his ...