In commemoration of Presidents' Day, our "Settle In" podcast asked a simple question: What would Abraham Lincoln do?

In his younger years, Lincoln was a skeptic. But as he aged, he turned toward biblical wisdom—and not only when in the public eye.

The question is not simply how we teach young people about civics but the role we all play in supporting civic learning.

A new book examines the 16th president's life through the battle royale of Illinois partisan politics. It's ugly — and familiar.

The oldest restaurant in the U.S. was patronized by Abraham Lincoln when he was in New York. The upscale spot is still open, ...

This little-known 1860 photograph offers a revelatory, full-length view of Lincoln from before he was elected president.

Gabor loved teaching and was a dedicated professor. In 1978, he published his first book, Lincoln and the Economics of the ...

Gabor S. Boritt, renowned author, scholar of Abraham Lincoln and the American Civil War, founder of the Civil War Institute at Gettysburg College, and ...

Washington — U.S. forces shot down an Iranian drone that flew towards a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier in the Arabian Sea on Tuesday, U.S. Central Command confirmed. The military said the Shahed-139 drone ...

WASHINGTON — Composer Philip Glass announced Tuesday that he is withdrawing his symphony from the Kennedy Center, pointing to the arts center's values and leadership. "After thoughtful consideration, ...

Philip Glass and Renée Fleming are the latest artists to cancel their events at the John F. Kennedy Center For The Arts. Fleming, the acclaimed soprano, resigned from her role as an artistic advisor ...

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