A Southerner and a Democrat, Woodrow Wilson rode the Progressive Movement into the White House in 1912. For his second term campaign in 1916, he promised to keep the USA neutral and not to enter WWI.

(WHSV) - Woodrow Wilson’s legacy continues ... to end all wars:” During Wilson’s time as president, he is well-known for his leadership during World War I. A revolutionary concept, nations ...

Woodrow Wilson settled into his new job as president with a deep sense of mission ... Yet although Wilson accomplished many major legislative goals during his first two years in office, events ...

Richard Nixon made an odd request after his election to the presidency in 1969. The veteran politician wanted Woodrow Wilson’s old desk to be brought out of storage and into the Oval Office.

With war raging in Europe and his beloved wife Ellen ... Friendship with Woodrow Wilson's cousin led to the widow Galt's chance meeting of the president in the White House. Over fifteen years ...

The death of Woodrow Wilson, war-time President of ... The administration of the President during eight years was stainless and his work was carried on with vigor and spirit.

One of the first executive orders President Trump signed when he took office in January eliminated the federal government's diversity programs and halted federal funding on such programs.

The purge echoing the racist actions of President Wilson Woodrow segregating the federal government during his term. RFK Jr: I've prayed daily for 20-years that God 'would put me in a position' to ...

In 2019, when I was researching my book on the influential friends of American presidents, I asked anyone who might know whom President Donald Trump considered his best friend. The same answer ...

AS America welcomes Donald Trump for his second term in ... but one late US president has a special connection to the border city of Carlisle. Woodrow Wilson - whose mother Janet 'Jessie' Woodrow ...

Our survey of presidential experts a year ago drew attention for ranking Joe Biden 14th among the presidents, ahead of such consequential chief executives as Woodrow Wilson and Ronald Reagan.