Only one person in U.S. history has defied the two-term example set by the first president, George Washington.

Retired Secret Service Agent Tim McCarthy talks about being shot in the chest while protecting President Ronald Reagan when ...

It was March 30, 1981, and Tim McCarthy approached what he called a pretty normal day, assigned with the Secret Service detail guarding then-President Ronald Reagan. McCarthy, who now lives in Orland ...

In 1981, John Hinckley Jr. shot and injured U.S. President Ronald Reagan outside a Washington hotel. White House Press ...

In the aftermath of his death, his influence on the trajectory of the Cold War has been recounted by former Reagan speechwriters, and other friends paying tribute. Tony said that the most ...

Forty-five years ago Ronald Reagan promised to abolish the Department of Education. Now, more than a generation later, Donald Trump has finally started to deliver with an executive order that ...

Two Maryland residents with confirmed measles traveled through Reagan National Airport and on Washington D.C. Metro lines on March 14th. These exposures are unrelated to a previous measles exposure at ...

“It’s not a criticism of Reagan, but lots of things have changed.” In the Bible and other accounts of antiquity, when ancient civilizations conquered and razed cities, they sometimes spread ...

In 1980, Ronald Reagan won the presidency and sought to bring in a new age of fiscal austerity while also increasing the Pentagon’s budget. Supply-side economics, which essentially argued that ...

Ronald Reagan referred to the Department of Education as a costly "bureaucratic boondoggle" As he strode into Congress for his State of the Union speech in 1982, US President Ronald Reagan was ...