In Dissent is a recurring series by Anastasia Boden on Supreme Court dissents that have shaped (or reshaped) our country.

Some readers of our local paper might recall a historical moment when a stressed President Abraham Lincoln ended an elegy at ...

While the Presidency is today associated with wealth and fame, many early U.S. Presidents came from humble backgrounds and ...

When the sculptor Alexander Phimister Proctor’s monument of Roosevelt was unveiled in Portland in 1922, the then-recently ...

In the post-Civil War South, the federal government worked to protect newly freed citizens and immigrants by establishing ...

Two US Navy aircraft crashed into the South China Sea in separate incidents on Sunday, officials said, with no fatalities ...

From historic homes to a building at Transylvania University, here are the places reported to be haunted in Lexington.

Located along the historic Route 66 in Lincoln, Illinois, the wagon serves as both a tribute to the city’s namesake and a celebration of America’s pioneer spirit. It stands as a perfect example of the ...

The Lincoln Academy Student Laureate program recognizes excellence in curricular and extracurricular activities by seniors ...

The government of the people, by the people, and for the people shall not perish from the face of the earth.” — Abraham Lincoln (16th US President in his globally acclaimed less than two minutes ...

The White House might be home to the seat of executive power in the U.S., but if some who have walked its halls are to be ...

Guests throughout the centuries have seen ghosts at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Learn about some of those who are said to haunt ...