Camelot came to an end when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963. What were JFK's final words? Historians weigh in.

President Trump’s use of the f-word during a press conference to describe the conflict between Iran and Israel was the first ...

Throughout history, many first ladies have used fashion to channel their political power, show solidarity with the public, ...

President Lyndon Johnson and a group of U.S. congressmen showed up on the doorstep of former president Harry Truman in Independence, Mo. President Johnson had just won congressional approval to create ...

The limousine was used by Jackie Kennedy in the funeral procession for her husband, President John F. Kennedy in 1963. President Lyndon Johnson also used the limousine on many occasions.

Preserved by the National Archives of the United States in Maryland, the pink suit, which was never cleaned and remains stained with JFK’s blood, will be locked away until 2103. Here, WWD looks back ...

Two hours after her husband’s assassination, Jackie Kennedy was obliged to attend the swearing-in of his successor, Lyndon Johnson on Air Force One. On that same plane her husband’s corpse lay ...

Jackie Onassis believed that Lyndon B Johnson and a cabal of Texas tycoons were involved in the assassination of her husband John F Kennedy, ‘explosive’ recordings are set to reveal.

After the atrocities of Bloody Sunday, President Lyndon B. Johnson called out in 1965 for voting and civil rights , stating “Their cause must be our cause too.” ...

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was a central figure in what was known as the “Camelot Era.” It was a short period of time lasting 1,000 days where the country seemed obsessed with the young family ...

This 1964 Chrysler Imperial Presidential Limousine was used by former First Lady Jackie Kennedy during her husbands, JFK, funeral and eventually became the presidential limousine for Lyndon B. Johnson ...

A St. Louis County classic car shop recently acquired a rare piece of presidential history: A limousine used by former U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson and former First Lady Jackie Kennedy.