President Franklin D. Roosevelt died in Warm Springs, Georgia at his Little White House. On Saturday, the 80th anniversary, people gathered to pay tribute.

A decade before he became the U.S. president in 1932, Franklin Roosevelt was diagnosed with polio. Roosevelt was eventually able to resume his career, becoming governor of New York in 1928 before ...

World War II was just weeks from finally being won when, on April 12, 1945, the United States was shocked and saddened by an incomprehensible loss.

Descendants and others reflect on the legacy of President Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal which pulled the U.S. out of the ...

The White House’s current swimming pool, just south of the West Wing on the South Lawn, was built at the behest of President ...

It's a labor of love," Luke said. The backstory FDR first came to Warm Springs in the 1920s looking for a cure for his polio in the natural hot springs. He built a cottage there in the 1930s ...

Treatments for polio included hot wool and physical therapy. Early on, some doctors would put patients in full-body casts, which could make paralysis permanent. Franklin D. Roosevelt, who was ...

The two greatest presidents died in April, 80 years apart, one 80 years ago. Abraham Lincoln, 56, was slain while enjoying a comedy at Ford’s Theatre. After 12 years of a crisis presidency, Franklin ...

leaving behind a nation in recovery from the Great Depression and on a path to victory in World War II. Senator Warnock also ...

As we reach Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office (again), two leitmotifs stand out. Number one is the in-your-face corruption of these people—Trump’s cabinet and inner circle of advisors, ...