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FDR site to screen ‘Edge of Darkness’ in January
The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum will host a screening of “Edge of Darkness,” as part of its year-long film series “Hollywood Goes ...
“All that is within me cries out to go back to my home on the Hudson River,” President Franklin Roosevelt declared on July 11, 1944, as he announced that he would do the opposite and run for a fourth ...
I have a thing about remembering dates, so when I see a certain date on the calendar, or one approaching, I can usually attach to it a memory or some historical significance. April 12 is one of those ...
It may be hard to believe, but President Franklin D. Roosevelt once offered a blueprint for property tax reform that remains ...
Franklin D. Roosevelt's words from 1933 still resonate. He spoke of fearing fear itself during the Great Depression. Today, ...
On this day in history, Feb. 5, 1937, President Franklin D. Roosevelt announced a plan to expand the Supreme Court to as many as 15 justices. While the 32nd U.S. president claimed the plan was to ...
Seeking an unprecedented third term in 1940, Franklin D. Roosevelt sensed a growing desperation among Republicans, whom he had vanquished in two previous landslides. That year Republican nominee ...
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Did You Know That Franklin D. Roosevelt Served Four Terms In Office? Check Out These Facts About the 32nd President.
From the Great Depression to World War II, President Franklin D. Roosevelt guided the United States through challenging times. He sought to help the American people in many different ways, including ...
“In our schools our coming generations must learn the most difficult art in the world—the successful management of democracy.” Franklin D. Roosevelt, Statement on Education. October 2, 1939 One of the ...
President Biden’s chief of staff, Ron Klain, left nothing to the imagination on Feb. 9 when he tweeted a line from Franklin D. Roosevelt’s first inaugural address: “Action, and action now.” Klain ...
To the editor: What surprised me about Michael Hiltzik’s column is not that Trump did as well as he did in C-SPAN’s survey but that Franklin D. Roosevelt has ranked second- or third-best throughout ...
NEW YORK -- The FDR Drive is back open following a deadly crash that closed a section of the roadway overnight in Manhattan. A roughly two-mile stretch was closed in both directions for hours, causing ...
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