A stack of folded-up speech notes — and intervention from a medical team in Chicago — helped save President Theodore Roosevelt’s life, but not his effort to win a third term, 114 years ago.

Teddy Roosevelt was as great a folk hero as he was a president — and he's commonly considered one of the greatest presidents in American history. He overcame severe childhood asthma and devastating ...

This article was first published in the ChurchBeat newsletter. Sign up to receive the newsletter in your inbox each Wednesday night. President Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt once changed the perception of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Eggs weren't the only thing Teddy Roosevelt would eat during his morning meal. He'd accompany them with rolls and what was said to ...

I started thinking recently about presidential elections of the early 1900s, which bear some resemblances to today. Like this year, 1912 saw a former president campaign to return to office. Similarly, ...

The newest documentary series from Fox Nation features actor Kevin Costner on a journey into some of the nation’s most beautiful national parks, as well as one former U.S. president’s mission to ...

President Theodore Roosevelt's philosophy of "speak softly and carry a big stick" prioritized diplomacy first, with military force as a last resort. (William Allen Rogers) The Monroe Doctrine. Big ...

The first Appalachian Exposition opened at Chilhowee Park Sep. 12, 1910 and ran through Oct. 12, 1910. Of the additions made to the park for the fair, only the marble bandstand remains at Chilhowee ...