Did Dewey Really Defeat Truman In The 1948 Election?
In 1948, newly re-elected President Truman held up a newspaper stating he'd actually lost the election. Did Truman really lose as the paper suggested?
Read MoreIn 1948, newly re-elected President Truman held up a newspaper stating he'd actually lost the election. Did Truman really lose as the paper suggested?
Read MoreIt's said that journalism is history's first draft, but there's no question that history itself is being made with President Biden's Supreme Court pick.
Read MoreIt's true in the U.S. and everywhere else, at every point in history: Politics makes strange bedfellows, with associations that sometimes prove disastrous.
Read MoreVladimir Putin is a major player on the world stage. Here's how he went from driving cabs to becoming the president of Russia.
Read MoreShirley Temple captured the world's attention as a child movie star during the Great Depression. She continued to command the world stage as an adult.
Read MoreDespite being the president of Russia, Vladimir Putin remains a mysterious figure. So where exactly did he go to school? Let's take a look and find out.
Read Moreevery single president bar Donald Trump has had a dog at the White House going back 130 years. But is the same true in Russia? Let's find out.
Read MoreU.S. presidents tend to h ave high net worths, but what about current president Joe Biden? Here's how much President Joe Biden is really worth.
Read MoreThe conflict between Russia and Ukraine has been going on for eight years, with tensions at a high as the U.S. and other countries enter the conversation.
Read MoreWhile scholar, statesman and former secretary of state Henry Kissinger has long been involved with American politics, he was not born in America.
Read MoreIn early 2021, Alexei Navalny, a Russian anti-corruption activist, released a video depicting what he claimed to be Vladimir Putin's opulent palace.
Read MoreVladimir Putin has been president of Russia for a long time, even if not for consecutive terms. But what political party is he aligned with? Let's take a look.
Read MoreThough most methods of censorship are similar, political powers develop unique ways to silence citizens. These are the most censored countries in the world.
Read MoreThese quips are somewhat endearingly referred to in his home country as "Putinisms" (not to be confused with the autocratic "Putinism" political ideology).
Read MoreIn January 2022, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer announced that he would retire within the year. The 83-year-old judge was first appointed in 1994.
Read MoreFirst lady Jackie Kennedy was widowed after her husband President John F. Kennedy was publicly assassinated in Dallas, Texas, on November 22, 1963.
Read MoreIn 1991, the USSR split off into 14 newly independent states, along with Russia gaining it's freedom. But how have those republics fared since?
Read MoreThis modern tale of star-crossed lovers begins nearly a century ago in the small town of Plains, Georgia, where Jimmy Carter met Rosalynn Smith.
Read MoreEveryone is familiar with the immediate family of Donald Trump, but what about his extended family? This is Donald Trump's family tree, explained.
Read MoreAny elected public servant knows there's the possibility of losing an election. Then comes the necessity of living a probably different sort of life.
Read MoreInstead of a burial or cremation, Desmond Tutu opted for a considerably more low-key send-off, utilizing an eco-friendly process called aquamation.
Read MoreLip reading is not a science. Lip readers have tried deciphering the mouth movements of world leaders around the globe, from David Cameron to Donald Trump.
Read MoreThe Clintons are an American political family. They entered the famous stage to most people in the '90s, when Bill Clinton ran and became the 42nd president.
Read MoreThe Cuomo family is legendary in New York political circles, but it seems this dynasty may face its downfall. This is the untold truth of the Cuomo family.
Read MoreFormer actor and governor of California, Ronald Reagan, became the 40th U.S. president in January 1981. When he entered the White House, he had four children.
Read MoreIn contrast to how assassinations in media and real-life are often quick affairs, such was not the case for Alexander Litvinenko, a Russian security officer.
Read MoreU.S. Senator John McCain of Arizona lived a life of public service, but also great national popularity. He worked hard and reaped rewards. And after his death?
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