Theodore Roosevelt News

In 1902, Theodore Roosevelt was in the White House. The Wright Brothers were gliding over the hills of Kittyhawk North Carolina.

Based on their age when they took office, Theodore Roosevelt is the youngest president the U.S. has had.

A sailor, not yet identified by the Navy, was shot aboard the carrier Theodore Roosevelt on Tuesday and subsequently died from the wound.

A sailor aboard the carrier Theodore Roosevelt died Tuesday night of a gunshot wound, according to a statement from the Commander, Naval Air Force Atlantic.

The first performance in the Burning Hills Amphitheater was very different from the musical that you see today.

Sen. Barack Obama has already revealed the secret political weapon most likely to make his presidency a success: his bully pulpit.

SINGING FOR THE SESQUICENTENNIAL What do presidents Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Roosevelt and conductor-composer Leonard Bernstein have in common? They were all members of the Harvard Glee Club, which is ...

Theodore Roosevelt is the US President most associated with dissolving trusts. Forty-four trusts were dissolved during his two terms in the White House.

The University of Mary is hosting a special event for people ages 55 and older... And there's a lot of learning and sight seeing involved... It's the 25th anniversary of the Elderhostel program.

"I'm not negative at all. Being positive is such an important part of being a whole person," Peggy Freiband says.

In 1903, Theodore Roosevelt was president and the Wright Brothers made the world's first flight.

France's cash-strapped navy has decided to cancel three international sea missions due to rocketing petrol prices.

President Theodore Roosevelt was both a man of his time and a man ahead of his time.

Edith Derby Williams, the granddaughter of Theodore Roosevelt who became a well-known local champion of Republican and environmental causes, died Sunday, nearly a week before her 91st birthday.

Nearly 100 years after the party's existence, a Valparaiso couple revealed a faded silk banner made in support of a political party that formed in 1912 and quickly dissolved -- the Bull Moose Party.

It's big, it's beautiful and it's causing quite the spectacle on Grandview Drive.

This is the second in a series of articles on the topics and issues that will be presented at the Thinking and Acting Strategically in Local Government Leadership Training Institute seminar scheduled for June ...

As Vice President Cheney arrives in the city today to address the New York Republican State Committee at its annual dinner, he will find a party in worse shape than one of his hunting buddies.

An exhibit of baseballs signed by the 18 American presidents from Theodore Roosevelt to George W. Bush will go on display Monday at the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory.

Hillary Rodham Clinton, her future far from carved in stone, paid a visit to the famed Mount Rushmore monument Wednesday.