The History of Presidential Assassination Attempts, From Andrew Jackson to Teddy Roosevelt
Before last weekend’s attack on Donald Trump, would-be assassins unsuccessfully targeted Ronald Reagan, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and seven other sitting presidents or candidates for office
What the Nation’s Founders Said About the Indictment of a Former President
Alexander Hamilton wrote that a commander in chief removed from office would be “liable to prosecution and punishment”
A Colorful History of Cats in the White House
Willow Biden isn’t the first feline to grace the presidential residence’s halls
The Legacy of Black Hawk Down
Twenty-five years after the battle chronicled in the best-selling book, the author argues that we’ve learned the wrong lessons about fighting terrorism
The FDA Used to Have People Whose Job Was to Taste Tea
Literally, that was it
A Rainbow Shines Anew in National Portrait Gallery’s Iconic George Washington Portrait
A glistening Lansdowne Portrait refresh harkens the reopening of “America’s Presidents”