A new book claims scandal that the White House staff concealed concerns that Joe Biden would be using a wheelchair if he were to serve another term as president. So?! Franklin Delano Roosevelt led ...

Many of American leaders have suffered potentially crippling health problems that could have incapacitated them in a crisis. To one extent or another, they were kept from the public.

Allegations of cover-ups regarding Biden's health prompt Sen. Cornyn to request a DOJ probe into possible misrepresentations and violations of federal law. Cornyn demands DOJ probe into Biden health d ...

In February, the AP refused to revise its style guide to refer to the Gulf of Mexico by President Donald Trump’s preferred ...

The late United States president Franklin D. Roosevelt, wheelchair-bound and leading a nation through a depression and war, reached Americans through his reassuring voice in radio fireside chats.

Hundreds of thousands of photos were taken of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. And yet, there are only four known photos of him in a wheelchair. This was deliberate. FDR hid his disability from polio, even ...

The Associated Press is still fighting its White House ban in the courts. Unfortunately, it’s just one example in a long history.

She held up the photo of Franklin and said, "Wonderful. Electricity." Nancy scribbled in her notes: "For FDR, she spontaneously commented, 'Roosevelt,' 'wheelchair,' 'braces.' For Jimmy Carter she ...

Few musicals hold the same enduring charm as Annie. Since its Broadway debut in 1977, this heartwarming rags-to-riches tale ...

While polio often struck children, older people were not immune. The disease consigned former President Franklin D. Roosevelt ...

The U.S. Supreme Court has just taken a major step toward endorsing a broad view of executive power that was first championed by former President Franklin D. Roosevelt and is now championed by ...

A palm tree planted to commemorate the death of Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt still stands 75 years after his death. Tucson firefighter Charles Rice planted the tree behind Fire Station #2 on S.