The 17 April 1975 edition of The Caymanian Compass carried a striking photo of flames and smoke engulfing the Casa Bertmar Guest House.

Racial justice is the third lesson. After serving as president, Gerald Ford penned an op-ed in The New York Times supporting the use of affirmative action at the University of Michigan.

During a campaign stop in front of the Alamo, the president bit into a tamale without first removing the corn husk.

It's clear from President Donald Trump's decision to pause the sweeping global tariffs he said he would never back down from that the man is a genius.

Vetoing the Immigration Act of 1917, Woodrow Wilson opposed imposing a literacy test on immigrants that would restrict Asian ...

Oklahoma became the 20th state to enact “lock the clock” legislation that would be triggered if federal lawmakers establish ...

There was the time President Gerald Ford ordered the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to dig a 600-foot hole in the middle of a Kansas interstate for no reason and then fill it two-thirds of the way ...

Bob Barrett began his association with Gerald Ford in 1974 when he became his Army presidential military aide and ended 50 years later with a personal memoir, “Inside the President’s Team: Family, ...

A new exhibit opening at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum later this month is focused on the Vietnam War.