Theodore Roosevelt Jr. didn’t just carry his father’s famous name ashore on D-Day—he carried the fight, a cane, and the kind of guts that turned chaos into victory.

Fort Walker will return to being known as Fort A.P. Hill, originally named after Ambrose Powell Hill, a Confederate general who fought against the Union. The new name will now be attributed to Civil ...

From “White House Down” to “Heads of State” to “Independence Day,” the movie presidents we’d most want to see in charge. Now ...

New York state lawmakers have introduced legislation to rename the Capital Region’s Patroon Island Bridge after Army Sgt. Henry Johnson, a Black Medal of Honor recipient from Albany who gained renown ...

About two years ago I was talking with Mike, a friend of mine I've known since Ronald Reagan was still in the White House, and he asked me a question out of left field: What if we went on a tour of ...

Col. Michael “Mike” Halligan II, a 1995 graduate of Toronto High School, retired May 30 from the Marine Corps after ...

Honors were rendered at each gravesite in a gesture of enduring remembrance. Rough Riders at the Theodore Roosevelt statue on Theodore Roosevelt Island. The Tampa-based Rough Riders organization, ...

The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History will present its 10th Great Americans Medal to Ava DuVernay Thursday, May 8, for her extraordinary contributions to the nation as a director, ...