Forensic linguists say they have likely unraveled the mystery surrounding a famous Civil War-era letter, long believed to have been written by President Abraham Lincoln. Historians have argued for ...

In his op-ed that appeared in Monday's Washington Post, author Tom Wheeler provides a glimpse into the mind of Abraham Lincoln, through the nearly 1,000 messages he sent via telegram.

The letter reads as a personal condolence to Lydia, and has been praised as some of Lincoln's finest work. However new analysis has found that the letter probably wasn't written by Lincoln at all.

The following is the letter written by GARIBALDI and addressed to President LINCOLN, to which reference has been made in our European telegrams: CAPRERA, Aug. 6, 1863. To Abraham Lincoln ...

Some 16,000 books have been written about Abraham Lincoln—more than any other historical figure except Jesus. But there has never been one like this one by David S. Reynolds.