Harry Truman was the unlikeliest of presidents. Born in 1884 in Lamar, Missouri, and largely self-educated, he served as an...

Franklin Delano Roosevelt and his wife, Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, were—arguably—the most important president-first lady partnership in American history. Eleanor and...

Though he was criticized as president of the United States, Herbert Hoover was an accomplished engineer and humanitarian who, with...

Hist stern exterior belied a man who was in—fact--deeply sensitive, and who cared particularly for his family: his wife Grace...

Warren G. Harding of Ohio became president of the United States on March 4, 1921. His tenure in office was...

Women’s rights became an issue of national prominence during President Woodrow Wilson’s two terms in office from 1913-1921. Even in...

The twenty-seventh president of the United States, and his wife Helen Louise Herron, had three children: Robert, Helen and Charles.

Stories about President Theodore Roosevelt’s six children: Quentin, Archie, Kermit, Theodore Jr., Ethel, and Alice.