President Ronald Reagan’s handwritten 1980 debate notes, featuring two of the most iconic campaign slogans ever, are going up for sale today, the first time the world has seen the lines of his closing ...

The slogan helped Ronald Reagan win a major victory over incumbent Jimmy Carter in the 1980 election. But the similarities between Trump and Reagan end there, says the former president's son. "My ...

IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. This photograph captures the first ...

The Democratic Party suffered a painful humiliation when, in the United States' 1980 election, incumbent President Jimmy Carter was voted out of office and defeated by former California Gov. Ronald ...

When President Jimmy Carter’s reelection campaign advisers were planning a key West Coast swing through Washington, Oregon and California in mid-September 1980, they decided to hold the campaign’s ...

On Wednesday, Jimmy Carter would have been 101 years old. I share his birthday. Given the coincidence, I have always been interested in Carter, despite considering him an ineffective president.

Jimmy Carter's viral quote pointing out that Jesus never mentioned homosexuality resurfaced after his death, reminding the world of his lifelong commitment to human rights and equality.