President Donald Trump in his first 100 days tested that system like rarely before, signing dozens of executive orders, ...

Trump’s plan ... “Radical Republicans” in Congress wanted penalties on states that had seceded and on the Confederacy’s leaders and combatants. They also advocated Reconstruction programs ...

President Trump said that tariffs would generate so much income that Americans would no longer need to pay income taxes.

As states consider loosening laws that regulate child labor, Lewis W. Hine's early 20th century photographs, which helped child labor laws get passed, are worth our attention once again.

Harris often presents himself as an uncompromising voice of clarity on the left, someone who prefers radical purity to compromise ... in the second part of his plan, the government takes control ...

“The fact of the matter is that if Donald Trump had gone on that debate stage and, you know, shit his pants and had a heart attack, Republicans ... a full-scale reconstruction of the rooms ...

The reasons for the radical action were plain ... which had not yet committed to secession—with Republicans from the North, many of them, as Winik reveals, operating under the direct or indirect ...

The President of the United States is widely considered to be the most powerful person in the world. Since the ratification ...

The Republicans ... Johnson for firing a Radical member of his cabinet, though the real issue was whether the Congress or the president would determine the course of Reconstruction policy.

Thus Grant eludes the plan of John Wilkes Booth and his co ... opponent of the President and stands close to the radical Republicans who dominate Congress. Stanton has refused to resign and ...