Gerald Ford

Fifty years ago, five men were arrested for breaking into the Democratic National Committee's headquarters. The fallout would lead to the end of a presidency.

Just like the president, Donald Trump and Gerald Ford also had low approval ratings going into their first speech.

"We will remember his unwavering love for his wife Joyce, his family and friends, and the integrity he brought to a life dedicated to country," the family said.

The 97-year-old former secretary of state said peaceful relations between the U.S. and China could continue if policies were enacted to restrain China's dominance in the tech sector.

Approaching 100 days in office, President Biden wins broad support for his pandemic response and plans to raise corporate taxes—but scores substantially lower in other key areas.

When Lauren Bell was young, she had no idea her father's personal safety advice would one day possibly save her life. She also could never have predicted that videos of her sharing such tips would make her a viral sensation on TikTok.

She didn't travel abroad on a good ship, but Shirley Temple Black charmed the world in person just like she had on-screen.

Trump is on the rise. Trump also remains in the basement.

Who knows? Maybe one day history will repeat itself.

The president ate cottage cheese, got a haircut and talked to photos of past presidents.

While removing Trump from office may be politically beneficial to Democrats, a failed attempt at removing the president may lead to electoral loses.

The vice president could make a convincing case it is too risky to leave Trump in power.

The pathbreaking president's final stage isn't his best.

Cruz selects Fiorina as his veep, but it won't be enough to get him the nomination.

A shift of only 59 delegates would have given the nomination to the eventual president.

The Israeli diplomat's new book offers a window into the deep rifts between Israeli and American Jews.

Innumerable hordes of sports fans draw a blank when asked to name the 1975 NBA champions, the Golden State Warriors.

Forty years ago today, the president told an audience at Tulane University that the Vietnam War was over for the U.S.