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J. K. Toole wrote two books in his lifetime, but tragically committed suicide before either saw publication. Thanks to his mother, millions of readers now enjoy his work.

A peek into the llfe and many challenges of one of America's most beloved and elegant first ladies.

While vocal in his support of the South Vietnamese in their war against the North, did JFK have plans to withdraw all US advisors from the country by 1965?

John Kennedy Toole's prize-winning novel from 1980 is still fresh today. A sadly comic masterpiece, it also serves up a nostalgic look at the New Orleans that once was.

A look into the life, times and personal challenges of one of America's most beloved and tragic presidents.

Senator Ted Kennedy's memoirs of his tumultuous life will be published posthumously this year. The book will focus on all aspects of Kennedy's life, including scandals.

In this detailed account of the Cuban Missile Crisis, Michael Dobbs brings new information, analysis and conclusions to a narrative that reads like a Tom Clancy novel!

Great quotes on the ideals of freedom and liberty by seven American leaders from George Washington to Barack Obama.

The Presidential debates between Richard Nixon and John Kennedy were the first televised debates and changed election strategy as JFK won on TV, while Nixon won on radio.

The 2008 U.S. Senate elections could significantly change the way business is done in Washington regardless of who is elected president this year.

Republicans love to tout McCain's experience as a qualification to be president. But what experience counts when it comes to the presidency?

Stewart's new book supports an alternative view of the Johnson impeachment, favoring the Radical Republicans over the president.

John F. Kennedy was a war hero, congressman, senator and the youngest man ever elected to the office of president of the United States. He was only 46 when he died.

David Pietrusza offers an excellent account of the groundbreaking 1960 presidential campaign and election.

A shroud of mystery has surrounded the death of Marilyn Monroe. This article will review what's currently known, enabling the reader to judge the matter for themselves.

With the death of Senator Kennedy, the spotlight is on the next generation of the family. Most of them are involved in some form of public service.

This article speculates on how the "Father of the Declaration of Independence" might react to the war in Iraq.

The Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Birthplace is as unique as its subject. Its attractions, blending world history and American kitsch, should satisfy visitors.

Stray cats, raccoons and a lot of angst highlight this production of Grey Gardens in Addison, Texas - the first local theater to present this curious period piece

Barack Obama and John McCain both want to win the TV debates. Each has their speaking strengths and weaknesses. Both are trying to manipulate the debate process for gain.

Marilyn Munroe sang Happy Birthday to the President of the United States, John F. Kennedy on his 45th birthday at Madison Square Garden, May 19, 1962. Listen to the song.

In his autobiography, True Compass, Edward Kennedy takes readers deep into his life and career.

Election fraud potential in 2008 is under scrutiny with everything from voter registration to the security of high-tech voting machines putting the process at risk.

Teddy: In His Own Words is a HBO documentary that includes personal recollections by Senator Ted Kennedy and rare archival footage, family pictures and home movies

Obama's lack of international experience could be tested soon after he is elected. Take it from his running mate, Senator Joe Biden

Wolves regain top spot in the Championship after Birmingham lose out to ten men QPR.

After World War II, the US might well have moved back into 'isolationism' (nationalism), as it did after every major war in this century.

The death of 50s star Marilyn Monroe is reminiscent of the more recent death of Anna Nicole Smith. Both were blonde superstars who died under mysterious circumstances.

Three viable contenders, in the Primaries, belonged to an interesting set of minority groups; Women: Hillary Clinton, African-American: Barack Obama, Aged: John McCain.

The historic Hermitage Hotel in Nashville celebrates its centenary in 2010 with a major renovation, new owners, five stars from AAA, and a land preservation initiative.

Baptisms by Canadian missionaries for Irish Catholics living in nearby Vermont and New York are an unexpected treasure for genealogists tracing these families.

Senator Obama stated he would seek diplomacy with Iran but denies that he would negotiate with terrorists. These statements are not compatible with one another.

Find out why President Taft needed a special bathtub, what records might be broken by Obama or McCain, and which president was not a U. S. citizen when he died

It's been the usual flurry of activity in Scotland in the build-up to the SPL kick-off on the weekend of 9th/10th of August. Can anyone stop Celtic making it 4-in-a-row?

Edward Klein puts together an interesting look at the life, career, and character of Ted Kennedy in this new biography.

Rory Kennedy exposed the real woman behind all the questions at the Presidential Press Conferences in this made-for HBO documentary.

The Great Society was a philosophical descendant of the New Deal and introduced civil rights legislation that finally brought an end to Jim Crow.

The life of Edward M. Kennedy is diversified with tragedy, hard times, and political triumphs.

Thematic or topical stamp collecting is increasingly popular amongst serious philatelists and hobby stamp collectors.

"Boom: Voices of the Sixties" may help Baby Boomers figure out what has happened in the past four decades since they went from young protesters to middle-aged citizens.

Historians and political scientists announced the Top 10 Mistakes of American Presidents. In all cases conflict, conceit, concealment or promiscuity are evident.

Known as "Air Force One," "The Flying White House," and "The Flying Oval Office," this plane is recognizable worldwide, and has had a front row seat in history.

The son of a famous actor (Peter Lawford), Chris did not have an acting career in mind until he was well into adulthood.

Ray Krone and Ricky Amolsch are two men who were wrongfully convicted of terrible crimes involving human bite mark evidence. Both were later released.

Find comfort through connection with mothers who mourn, from "And a Sword Shall Pierce Your Heart" by Charlotte Mathes, a psychologist and mother who lost her child.

Legitimately accessing songs online or via mobile players highlights the growing popularity of digital music entertainment as a diversion from tough economic times.

New allegations of sexual trysts with attractive DC lobbyist Vicki Iseman, in pursuit of economic relationships with the powerful Senator on Capitol Hill, have surfaced.

While his life was being scrutinized in the press Senator Edward Kennedy managed to get some of the most important legislation passed in his 46 years in the Senate.

Theodore White's December 1963 essay, based on an interview with Jacqueline Kennedy, established the analogy of King Arthur and Camelot with John Kennedy's presidency.

Lost in the Arctic and salvaged by American whalers, the timbers of the HMS RESOLUTE eventually became a priceless piece of White House furniture.