Louisiana's black bear became part of American culture when President Teddy Roosevelt refused to shoot one that had been trapped and tied to a tree.

When President Donald Trump pulled William McKinley from the outer reaches of American history and hailed his presidency as a model for today’s U.S. leadership, he harked back to the far-distant era ...

Their pitcher, Dakota "stilts" Albritton, stands 10 feet tall. Their owner, Jesse Cole, wears a bright-yellow tuxedo, akin to Theodore Shackleford's getup in the "Curious George" cartoons. And to top ...

Their owner, Jesse Cole, wears a bright-yellow tuxedo, akin to Theodore Shackleford's getup in the "Curious George" cartoons. And to top it all off, the quirky Savannah Bananas don't allow walks ...

The episode was featured in a cartoon in The Washington Post ... in 2015 during an event at the Governor's Mansion that Theodore Roosevelt IV attended and the following year during a ceremony ...

Many Americans today are familiar with the “Join, or Die” cartoon Ben Franklin printed ... 1912 and would go on to defeat both the incumbent Taft and former President Theodore Roosevelt. The bluster ...

Pope Francis has suffered a serious setback in his two-week battle with double pneumonia. Newsweek's live blog is closed.

If ‘Teddy Bear,’ why not ‘Billy Possum’?” That was the question posed by a political cartoon in the January 10, 1909, issue of the Atlanta Constitution. Inspired by a highly anticipated “possums and ...

Their owner, Jesse Cole, wears a bright-yellow tuxedo, akin to Theodore Shackleford's getup in the "Curious George" cartoons. And to top it all off, the quirky Savannah Bananas don't allow walks ...

In the weeks leading up to the recent presidential inauguration in Washington, this country and an anxious world expected many different things from what ...

Theodore also liked to talk softly and carry ... Alexandra Paskhaver, distributed by Cagle Cartoons newspaper syndicate, can be reached at apaskhaver.github.io.

As a gal whose reading habits don’t extend past the menu, I was surprised to find myself gifted a biography this past weekend. It’s called “Theodore Rex,” it’s written by Edmund Morris, and it’s about ...