As Reagan’s speech was shared online, so were past remarks from President George W. Bush and 2012 GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney.

Two Maryland residents with confirmed measles traveled through Reagan National Airport and on Washington D.C. Metro lines on March 14th. These exposures are unrelated to a previous measles exposure at ...

Shields shared the wild story with the former first couple's granddaughter Jenna Bush Hager Rachel McRady is a Digital News Editor at PEOPLE. She has been an entertainment journalist for more than ...

Bush and Trump. But Reagan was mostly unsuccessful in his attempts to make major reductions to federal spending programs. Norquist said he believes Reagan was at least as committed as Trump and ...

Casey, manager of the Reagan-Bush campaign in 1980, to hire Dolan as a speechwriter and a research director. He joined the White House staff in March 1981, becoming chief speechwriter and an ...

In 1980, Ronald Reagan won the presidency and sought to bring in a new age of fiscal austerity while also increasing the Pentagon’s budget. Supply-side economics, which essentially argued that ...

Ronald Reagan referred to the Department of Education as a costly "bureaucratic boondoggle" As he strode into Congress for his State of the Union speech in 1982, US President Ronald Reagan was ...

If you regularly park your car in a city like San Francisco or Portland with a pro-Trump sticker on your bumper—or back in the day a George W. Bush sticker—you are very likely to have your car ...

Use the button below to access the airport diagram for RONALD REAGAN WASHINGTON NTL AIRPORT (DCA). Also find approach plates and instrument departures by scrolling further down ...

He penned or had a hand in some of the greatest speeches of the 20th century, serving as President Ronald Reagan's chief speechwriter. The "Ash Heap of History" speech. The "Tear Down This Wall ...

He will be sorely missed. Joshua Gilder was a speechwriter for Vice President George H.W. Bush (1983-84) and President Ronald Reagan (1985-88).