When the votes were counted, Humphrey lost to Richard Nixon by less than 1 percentage point, 43.4% to 42.7%. A third-party candidate, Alabama Gov. George Wallace, was also in the race, but seems to ...

The White House kitchen has the capability to whip up whatever a president desires at any hour. So what did Richard Nixon ...

As the nation prepares for a second Donald Trump presidency, some history-minded people may seek understanding in the idea ...

Since the rise of Fox News, the industry has failed to earn the public's confidence. We see now where that can lead.

A loss, however painful, is not the end of the world. Every election result is provisional. There are multiple examples in ...

In a world unsettled by “deepfakes,” politicians, voters, and journalists are struggling to navigate increasingly prevalent ...

Texas’ move to the Southeastern Conference rekindled an old rivalry so intense that national championships hung in the ...

Bill Panagopulos, the president of a Maryland-based auction house, said the debate photo price is set at $26,000 and the ...

Did you know that originally, the war on drugs began in June 1971 when US president Richard Nixon declared drug abuse to be “public enemy number one” and increased federal funding for drug-control ...

America was becoming polarized, and Republicans were able time and again to call upon their silent majority to deliver them victory.

In 1960, the vice president hankered for Mexican food.

Log-in to bookmark & organize content - it's free! An introduction to the 1968 presidential election is featured including remarks from president-elect Richard Nixon. In the 1968 presidential election ...