Roger Porter, a Harvard Kennedy School expert on presidential power, explains what executive orders can and cannot do and how ...

As summer approaches, don’t forget your history. Here’s a presidential lesson or two. John Quincy Adams — despite his great ...

Harvard University, which is currently embroiled in legal disputes with the Trump administration, has educated eight US ...

Presidents’ political power is directly proportional ... On average, the four most recent quality national polls (released as of Monday) find only 43 percent approving of Trump’s performance ...

Only 43 percent view him favorably ... Imagine that you didn’t know anything about this president or his actions so far. You knew only that this is a president with a 42 percent job approval ...

Only 29% of Republicans expressed an unfavorable opinion of Bush, while 43% of Democrats expressed an unfavorable opinion, according to the poll. In comparison, the other four presidents had more ...

John Cooper, the association's president and a Lincoln impersonator himself, said that in scores of professional presentations since 2008, only two people have been displeased with meeting Lincoln.

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The AP/NORC poll states that only 21% of adults are in favour of these individuals being let off easy. The Republican president's decision to sever ties from international climate agreements was ...

That’s because the 22nd Amendment of the U.S. Constitution establishes that an elected president can only serve two terms in office for a total of eight years. The 22nd Amendment was ratified on Feb.