A smiling Ronald Reagan shakes hands with a group of young admirers all at the same time, as he walks among the crowd during a brief campaign stop. (Photo from the Bettmann Collection/) L ast month, ...

President Ronald Reagan gave the following speech July 4, 1984 — 40 years ago — at the Spirit of America Festival at Point ...

The former president did not say Democrats scream "the sky is falling" when Republicans cut the government budget.

"Thomas Jefferson survives." What Adams didn't know was that Jefferson had actually passed away several hours earlier.

Even so, the effect of Trump’s management of the Russia-China-U.S. geostrategic triangle is accomplishing not a reverse-Nixon strategy but, inadvertently, a reverse-Reagan.

If you think you’re laughing with Trump and his allies because you’ve “owned the libs,” think again. The only ones laughing are the wealthy politicians who’ve fooled you — again.

Jimmy Carter’s melancholy fate was to be a largely derivative figure: He was a reaction against his elected predecessor and the precursor of his successor. Richard Nixon made Carter tempting ...

Ken Khachigian, former speechwriter to Presidents Reagan and Nixon, discusses his memoir, “Behind Closed Doors: In the Room with Reagan and Nixon,” in Sacramento on Dec. 4, 2024.

Now that’s winning one for “The Gipper”– the late actor and President Ronald Reagan. The film “Reagan” has surged to the top of the home sales charts following P… ...

In a conversation with the author Jacob Heilbrunn, Mills argued that “Reagan got the big issues of the future wrong—foreign policy, trade, and immigration.” (Trump himself, it should be noted, is ...

For Richard Nixon, it was a lavish spread near the beach in San Clemente. For Ronald Reagan, it was his beloved dusty horse ranch in the hills above Santa Barbara where he would escape the Beltway.

Ronald Reagan was more ideological — and more pragmatic — than you think Was Ronald Reagan a harsh ideologue or a dealmaking pragmatist? The answer, argues Max Boot, is both.