Baron von Steuben, John F. Kennedy, and Eleanor Roosevelt. I've constantly found history painted as dull. But history is just chronicling people's lives, and that includes members of the LGBTQ+ ...

Donald Trump was elected to his second term as president on Wednesday, Nov. 6, marking a rare moment for the United States. At 78, Trump has also made history as the oldest president ever elected. And ...

Within the first 100 days of their presidencies, one forged a nation, another fought to hold it together, one fell to an assassin’s bullet and one turned to the sacred rite of baptism. Each shaped ...

White House china is more than tableware — it reflects presidential legacy, national identity and American craftsmanship.

As Americans gear up to celebrate Presidents’ Day on Monday, Feb. 17, they will be participating in a tradition that has lasted nearly 150 years. Presidents’ Day traces its roots to an 1879 Act of ...

Few national events embody the ethos of the Constitution and the United States’ unique democratic republic as presidential inaugurations. The 60th quadrennial induction ceremony will occur on Jan. 20.

For many Americans, Presidents Day is a welcome respite from work or school, an opportunity for a winter getaway, or simply a chance to take advantage of holiday sales. But this is a day with much ...

On the campaign trail, President-elect Donald Trump vowed to implement several policy promises on his first day back in the White House. If Trump signs an executive order on his first day, it will be ...

The Jeffrey Epstein scandal is potentially the biggest in U.S. presidential history, with the 2026 elections set to answer that question, as the president and Republican members of Congress have been ...

Singer Elton John praised bipartisan efforts, including from the Trump administration, to end the HIV pandemic by 2030, during a recent Variety interview.

Over the past few years, the role of public office has been associated with extreme wealth and celebrity status. It's not uncommon for politicians to leave office with way more money than can be ...