This historic bronze plaque marking the last debate between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas was originally placed on ...

In his first inaugural address, Abraham Lincoln called on “the better angels of our nature,” and in his second famously encouraged, “With malice toward none, with charity for all … let us strive on to ...

As Callista and I sat in the Rotunda listening to President Trump’s inaugural address, I realized that ... most consequential president since Abraham Lincoln if he achieves the great changes ...

“We are one people, one family and one glorious nation under God,” President Donald Trump said near the end of his second inaugural ... Abraham Lincoln stood on March 4, 1865 to deliver his ...

“Americans are explorers, builders, innovators, entrepreneurs and pioneers,” declared Donald Trump in his second Inaugural address ... toward the previous administration. Abraham Lincoln’s inaugurals ...

Donald Trump was never going to deliver Lincoln’s second inaugural address—no one else has either—but on Monday the 45th and now 47th President delivered a message of aspiration and optimism ...

There will be musical preludes performed by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's ... at inaugural events. Who will be speaking at the inauguration? Trump will deliver his second inaugural address ...

Every president since has followed his example and delivered an inaugural address as part of the ... applied to countless situations since Abraham Lincoln first uttered them in 1861.

“The golden age of America begins right now,” Mr. Trump declared as he began a 29-minute Inaugural Address ... not Washington or Jefferson or Lincoln, but William McKinley, the tariff-loving ...

With that responsibility of citizenship comes an obligation not to seek out malice, as President Lincoln once reminded ... first “American carnage” inaugural address, only with more details.

President Donald Trump used his second inaugural address to hold up his indomitability and escape from a would-be assassin’s bullet as a metaphor for a “strong,” “proud” nation that “w ...

The White House quickly posted the documents, which can be found at the corresponding links: The president said he wanted to talk about the Jan. 6 rioters in his inaugural address, but that aides ...