There are more National Park Service units dedicated to Roosevelt's life and memory than any other American. As a sickly young boy in New York City, Theodore Roosevelt learned taxidermy and ...

Without T.R., modern America would be much different. For one, we wouldn’t have the plushy children’s toy that bears his name ...

On October 28, 1858, Theodore Roosevelt was born into one of the wealthiest ... Yet his assertive way of using the "big stick" yielded him great fame. In 1905 he became the first American to ...

We’ve talked to Jack Lanier many times on law enforcement stories, but these days he often spends his time as our 26th ...

Nineteen-twelve was when Theodore Roosevelt came out for women's suffrage and became the great champion of women's rights. And I think one of the least understood, but more important aspects ...

The unlikely origin story of the beloved children’s toy involves a hunting expedition in Onward, Mississippi, and a president who wanted to be a good sportsman Sarah Holzmann Though Roosevelt ...

Vice-President Theodore Roosevelt, at 42 ... transmissions across the Atlantic from Newfoundland to Cornwall, Great Britain. The first American Bowling Club tournament is held in Chicago.

Among its first specimens was the skull of a seal that had washed up in New York Harbor, begged from its owner by the museum's founder, eight year old Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. Frail, myopic "Teedie ...