Monticello is betting yes. Credit...Photo Illustration by Felicia Vasquez; PhotoQuest/Getty Images; Eric Lee/The New York Times Supported by By Jennifer Schuessler Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello ...

president of Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello. “By bringing together engaged audiences on topics big and small, over food and fun, we hope to spark meaningful conversations that connect past and ...

The acreage is a little less than 2 miles down the road from Monticello, the former home of the third U.S. president which is owned and operated today by the Thomas Jefferson Foundation.

The Trump Winery, which is owned by Eric Trump, the president’s middle son, is popular with tourist and Maga supporters. Read ...

Three years after the Thomas ... Monticello in recent months, after the October dismissal of Gabriele Rausse, the museum’s director of gardens and grounds who was helping to restore Jefferson ...

A new food and conversation series inspired by Thomas Jefferson’s famous dinner parties will bring people together to talk about issues and ideas. The Thomas Jefferson Foundation, the private ...

Looking for the ultimate experience at Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello? You would think you could just go to Monticello, walk around the estate for a little bit, then go on your merry way.

Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares said he’s found proof of racial discrimination tied to Fairfax County Public Schools’ admissions policy at Thomas Jefferson High School, even though the ...

An American Story,” Deborah Baker retraces the events leading up to the violent Unite the Right rally in 2017 and its ...

The Trump administration said Thursday it is investigating the admissions process at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, reviving a debate over whether the policy unfairly ...

Former First Lady Hillary Clinton officially ended the White House’s long tobacco tradition when she removed all ashtrays and ...