Then-U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivered the remark during his "Four Freedoms" speech in 1941, days before ...

P resident Donald Trump’s return to the White House has unleashed a flood of anxiety over the potential demise of what is ...

The address was one for the ages, not just for what it predicted, but that religious liberty was under attack by the Nazis.

Victory in Europe Day reminds us of the American values worth defending: freedom of speech and religion, and freedom from ...

Editor’s note: An earlier version of this story misquoted Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s speech after the Pearl Harbor attack. It should be “a date which will live in infamy.” A Note to our ...

As the Trump administration is set to cross the 100-day mark, here's a look at how we came to judge new presidents.

Born into a prominent family—Theodore Roosevelt was a distant cousin—Franklin Roosevelt was ... fear,” he declared in his 1933 inaugural speech, “is fear itself.” The president seemed ...

Challenges Franklin Roosevelt was elected president in the aftermath of the worldwide financial crisis triggered in part by the Wall Street Crash of 1929. The Great Depression soon achieved a depth ...

People gather on the lawn to mark the day Democratic President Franklin Delano Roosevelt died here on April 12, 1945, just months into his fourth term as president, and weeks before the end of ...

Newsreel footage at the Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site in ... Included is a reference to the speech given to Congress five weeks before his death, with the idea of protecting human ...

In the speech, he dedicated his government to ... or Winston Churchill’s world, it was “Franklin Roosevelt’s.” To be sure, the social and economic conditions in 2025 are not exactly ...