No president, Democrat or Republican, has been more activist than Donald Trump. In fact, Trump is probably the most consequential president since Franklin Roosevelt.
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In 1982, Ronald Reagan picked up the phone to Menachem Begin to tell him to end a war. There are lessons from history and we need to learn them, says Guardian international security correspondent Jason Burke ...
Ontario plans to launch a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign against US tariffs, targeted at Republican-held districts and using the words of late President Ronald Reagan.
Judges appointed by President Ronald Reagan are emerging as vocal critics of the Trump administration's efforts to circumvent court orders or challenge the law in unprecedented ways, backed by decades of experience and plenty of practice being blunt ...
The centenary of Margaret Thatcher's birth highlights her diplomatic legacy with Ronald Reagan and the importance of civility in modern international relations.
Bo Roberts was on the radio Tuesday morning, as he had been almost every weekday morning since the second year of Ronald Reagan's presidency, when he received ...
Republican Jack Ciattarelli is taking a page from the political playbooks of Donald Trump and Ronald Reagan in his final pitch to New Jersey voters, trying to rally disillusioned constituents behind his bid for governor.
As the governments of the U.K., Canada and France announce their intent to recognize a Palestinian state, I recall the words of C.S. Lewis, so aptly quoted by President Ronald Reagan in his famous "evil empire" speech: "The greatest evil is not done ...
The gender gap, we're informed by some of the best polling analysts in the business, is bigger than ever. Ever, in this case, means since the election of 1980, when men were more willing than women to vote for Ronald Reagan and oust Jimmy Carter.
Since before Ronald Reagan's time as governor, Californians have considered their rich and bountiful home something of a "nation-state." It's a phrase Gov. Gavin Newsom has employed repeatedly - and a description he seems to have taken literally: