Why President Theodore Roosevelt Wore A Lock Of Lincoln's Hair Around His Finger
President Theodore Roosevelt is one of the most beloved leaders in American history. Here is why he wore a lock of Abraham Lincoln's hair around his finger.
Read MorePresident Theodore Roosevelt is one of the most beloved leaders in American history. Here is why he wore a lock of Abraham Lincoln's hair around his finger.
Read MoreEven some U.S. presidents have turned to psychics, mediums, astrologers, and the general supernatural to lend a helping hand - Jimmy Carter being one of those.
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Read MoreWe know the scene by now: A U.S. president steps out of Air Force One and stands at the top of the stairs, hand raised to the crowd in greeting.
Read MoreJimmy Carter, wearing a dark suit and wide tie, stood on stage amid the roar of the crowd, which looked more rock 'n' roll than most political rallies.
Read MoreIt's part of the transition of power: The incoming president places one hand on a Bible and raises the other hand, to take the oath of office. Have all of them?
Read MoreFor the 39th U.S. President, Jimmy Carter and his wife, Rosalynn Carter, the year 2015 was a time of deep celebration but also of immense mourning.
Read MoreSometimes presidents get into situations that they didn't see a rational way to get out of, which leads to lies. Others just lie, and not for the greater good.
Read MoreJimmy Carter has been involved in much more than politics. One thing he's been particularly dedicated to is working with Habitat for Humanity.
Read MoreHere is a look at some of the cringetastic things that President Donald Trump has been the first president to do.
Read MoreA major question during the 1976 Presidential election was how a new commander-in-chief could possibly regain the trust of the American people.
Read MoreCapital punishment is a hotly debated topic for many Americans. Here is the president that oversaw the most federal executions in the last 100 years.
Read MoreFor some presidents, when they die, the excitement is only beginning. Here are the weirdest things that happened to presidents' bodies after they died.
Read MoreGeorge H.W. Bush almost selected Clint Eastwood as his running mate in 1988, and he might have made a better choice than you'd think.
Read MoreOne of the Library of Congress's more surprising holdings are the final possessions of President Lincoln -- items found in his pockets after he was killed.
Read MoreHere's what life is really like after being the president of the USA.
Read MorePresident Bill Clinton is often remembered as ushering in an economic golden age. But he made some questionable decisions, from sex scandals to foreign policy.
Read MoreSince George Washington left office, there have been outcries of "Worst President Ever!" The guys below were all bad in their own, special way.
Read MoreFrom vampires to a dude who wears a boot on his head, here are some of the weirdest presidential campaigns ever run.
Read MoreIt's natural to assume US presidents have a lot of wisdom to share when on death's doorstep. But oftentimes, their final words are just strange and confusing.
Read MoreWhat Nixon was thinking when he made this job offer is anyone's guess. But he did say this to a preteen Jet Li. Here's why Li refused to be Nixon's bodyguard.
Read MoreNicolas Maduro considers himself the president of Venezuela, yet the U.S. and more than 50 other nations refuse to recognize him as such.
Read MoreGeorge Washington Carver was a monumental intellect, not only in terms of agriculture and botany, but also as a well-respected painter during his life.
Read MoreThomas Jefferson was truly adventurous when it came to foods, and the palate.
Read MoreArlington National Cemetery is the final resting place for many military personnel. It's also the grave site of several significant government figures.
Read MoreGiven the extremely fast-paced and demanding nature of the president's job, it's perhaps not unexpected that they make some wrong decisions.
Read MoreWhile on separate diplomatic missions in 1786, Thomas Jefferson and John Adams met up for a thrilling foray across Great Britain's cultural sites.
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