Beginning in early 1917, a small but determined group of militant suffragists led by Alice Paul had been picketing the White House, urging Woodrow Wilson to support a Constitutional amendment to ...

after rumors among White House reporters that a congressional committee would select which reporters were permitted to cover President Woodrow Wilson’s news conferences after he threatened to ...

On March 3, 1921, Woodrow Wilson relinquished the White House to conservative Warren Harding. Wilson accompanied the president-elect to the Capitol. Then, as the sounds of "Hail to the Chief ...

If the president holds an insecurity so deep that he will neither allow a comedian to perform at what is widely considered a light-hearted event and tradition nor attend the event, he is demonstrating ...

He uses a picture of hockey legend Gordie Howe, but uses the name "Woodrow" when ... employees showed. Wilson even threw a prominent black newspaper editor out of the white house after a ...

Presidents have hidden surgeries, heart attacks, and mental decline from voters, leading to intense questions about their ...

A Southerner and a Democrat, Woodrow Wilson rode the Progressive Movement into the White House in 1912. For his second term campaign in 1916, he promised to keep the USA neutral and not to enter WWI.

Bill Haslam is no longer on the board of trustees at the Woodrow Wilson International ... “He sparred, often heatedly, every day with the White House Press Corps,” Staten recalled in a ...

In mid-November, they were agitating for the former university president’s name to be removed from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs over his legacy of white supremacy.