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The 22nd Amendment: Why No US President Can Serve More Than Two Terms
The 22nd Amendment was initiated following President Franklin D. Roosevelt's unprecedented election to four terms.
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Einstein's Warning Letter To US Franklin Roosevelt Set To Fetch $4 Million
A historic letter written by Albert Einstein to President Franklin D Roosevelt in 1939, urging the US to develop a nuclear program, is set to be auctioned for at least $4 million.
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"Not Nervous, Modi Name Guarantees Win": Paralympian's Rajasthan Election Debut
Quoting Franklin D Roosevelt to underscore his struggles, star para athlete and BJP's new entrant Devendra Jhajharia says the political path is tough but the challenges of life much more so and Narendra Modi's name will ensure his win.
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Putin Ally Medvedev Slams Biden, Calls Him "Mad" Disgrace To America
Dmitry Medvedev, an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, called Joe Biden a "mad" disgrace to the United States on Friday and said the U.S. president had no right to compare himself to Franklin D. Roosevelt
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The Secret History Of America's Ailing Presidents And The Doctors Who Covered Up For Them
Let's talk about the presidents' health - not only the one we've got now but all of them. Their aches and pains and bumps, and how they've tried to hide them, and how the nation spent 12 years looking at photos of Franklin Delano Roosevelt and never knew the man could barely walk.
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Donald Trump Misquotes Pearl Harbour Remembrance Day Details
In his effort to mark the Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, US President Donald Trump misquoted one of former President Franklin Roosevelt's most famous speeches in a tweet.
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In The US, Health Care A Privilege, Not A Right
In 1944, president Franklin Roosevelt urged Congress to pass a "second bill of rights." Number six on the list was "the right to adequate medical care and the opportunity to achieve and enjoy good health."
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Before Ivanka Trump, Other Presidential Daughters Also Wielded Influence And Power At The White House
Although Ivanka's role as a special adviser is unprecendented, Anna Roosevelt accompanied her father, Franklin D. Roosevelt, to meet with Winston Churchill and Josef Stalin at Yalta.
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The Secret History Of Presidential Disease, Sickness And Deception
Health has suddenly become a preoccupation on the campaign trail in the wake of Clinton's wobbly episode Sunday at a 9/11 memorial service in New York City.
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In The Year Of Trump, A Made-Up News Website Run By An Ex-Convict Finds Success
On several occasions in October, Donald Trump tweeted links to stories at Prntly.com, a blog that didn't exist during the last election cycle. One story (now offline but copied here) indicated that Trump's support from blue-collar workers was the highest since Franklin Roosevelt in the 1930s.
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New App Alerts Women To Stop Saying 'Sorry' At Work
Saying sorry might sound like good manners but a new app is helping women to stop apologizing so often that they undermine their authority, particularly in the workplace.
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Over 35,000 Britons Petition To Ban Donald Trump From UK After 'Muslim Ban' Comments
More than 35,000 Britons have signed an online petition to ban US Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump from the country following his proposal to ban Muslims from entering the United States.
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United States to Put Woman on New $10 Bill
The US will put the image of a woman on an American banknote for the first time in over a century, breaking the lock that white male political heroes have on the greenback.
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Hillary Clinton Holds First Major Campaign Rally, Promises an America for Everyone
Hillary Clinton announced today she was running for president for all Americans, unveiling a progressive platform promising to promote equal opportunity and fight for a beleaguered middle class.
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Emboldened Barack Obama Embraces Presidential Power
US President Barack Obama is expected to issue the third and most significant veto of his presidency today, embracing raw executive power in the twilight of his administration.
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The 22nd Amendment: Why No US President Can Serve More Than Two Terms
The 22nd Amendment was initiated following President Franklin D. Roosevelt's unprecedented election to four terms.
-
Einstein's Warning Letter To US Franklin Roosevelt Set To Fetch $4 Million
A historic letter written by Albert Einstein to President Franklin D Roosevelt in 1939, urging the US to develop a nuclear program, is set to be auctioned for at least $4 million.
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"Not Nervous, Modi Name Guarantees Win": Paralympian's Rajasthan Election Debut
Quoting Franklin D Roosevelt to underscore his struggles, star para athlete and BJP's new entrant Devendra Jhajharia says the political path is tough but the challenges of life much more so and Narendra Modi's name will ensure his win.
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Putin Ally Medvedev Slams Biden, Calls Him "Mad" Disgrace To America
Dmitry Medvedev, an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, called Joe Biden a "mad" disgrace to the United States on Friday and said the U.S. president had no right to compare himself to Franklin D. Roosevelt
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The Secret History Of America's Ailing Presidents And The Doctors Who Covered Up For Them
Let's talk about the presidents' health - not only the one we've got now but all of them. Their aches and pains and bumps, and how they've tried to hide them, and how the nation spent 12 years looking at photos of Franklin Delano Roosevelt and never knew the man could barely walk.
-
Donald Trump Misquotes Pearl Harbour Remembrance Day Details
In his effort to mark the Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, US President Donald Trump misquoted one of former President Franklin Roosevelt's most famous speeches in a tweet.
-
In The US, Health Care A Privilege, Not A Right
In 1944, president Franklin Roosevelt urged Congress to pass a "second bill of rights." Number six on the list was "the right to adequate medical care and the opportunity to achieve and enjoy good health."
-
Before Ivanka Trump, Other Presidential Daughters Also Wielded Influence And Power At The White House
Although Ivanka's role as a special adviser is unprecendented, Anna Roosevelt accompanied her father, Franklin D. Roosevelt, to meet with Winston Churchill and Josef Stalin at Yalta.
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The Secret History Of Presidential Disease, Sickness And Deception
Health has suddenly become a preoccupation on the campaign trail in the wake of Clinton's wobbly episode Sunday at a 9/11 memorial service in New York City.
-
In The Year Of Trump, A Made-Up News Website Run By An Ex-Convict Finds Success
On several occasions in October, Donald Trump tweeted links to stories at Prntly.com, a blog that didn't exist during the last election cycle. One story (now offline but copied here) indicated that Trump's support from blue-collar workers was the highest since Franklin Roosevelt in the 1930s.
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New App Alerts Women To Stop Saying 'Sorry' At Work
Saying sorry might sound like good manners but a new app is helping women to stop apologizing so often that they undermine their authority, particularly in the workplace.
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Over 35,000 Britons Petition To Ban Donald Trump From UK After 'Muslim Ban' Comments
More than 35,000 Britons have signed an online petition to ban US Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump from the country following his proposal to ban Muslims from entering the United States.
-
United States to Put Woman on New $10 Bill
The US will put the image of a woman on an American banknote for the first time in over a century, breaking the lock that white male political heroes have on the greenback.
-
Hillary Clinton Holds First Major Campaign Rally, Promises an America for Everyone
Hillary Clinton announced today she was running for president for all Americans, unveiling a progressive platform promising to promote equal opportunity and fight for a beleaguered middle class.
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Emboldened Barack Obama Embraces Presidential Power
US President Barack Obama is expected to issue the third and most significant veto of his presidency today, embracing raw executive power in the twilight of his administration.
