Re “Earth Day” (Our Views, April 20): I value the editorial board’s consistent approach to the topic of climate change, which ...

Those selected would receive up to $200,000 to create one of the 250 sculptures, which will be paid for in part with canceled ...

Ever since President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s reassuring voice ... The idea of limits on presidential terms goes back as far as George Washington, who made it clear that the prevention ...

Weeks after taking office for his second and final term, President Donald Trump started talking about an unconstitutional ...

Congress passed the 22nd Amendment in 1947, imposing a two-term limit after more than 170 years of George Washington ... than two terms in office: Franklin D. Roosevelt. He was elected to ...

At the top were Abraham Lincoln, followed by George Washington and Franklin D. Roosevelt. Massachusetts’ own John F. Kennedy ranked eighth, between Thomas Jefferson and Ronald Reagan ...

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

One scathing political cartoon depicted the ghost of George Washington chiding Roosevelt. FDR used World War II to win additional terms In 1940, Franklin Delano Roosevelt became the only president ...

Only one person, Franklin ... as George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison not to seek a third term. This tradition was later adopted by other presidents. Second, after Roosevelt ...

The Constitution was changed after Franklin Delano Roosevelt spent four consecutive ... America's first president, George Washington, set an unofficial precedent when the first elections in ...

Franklin D. Roosevelt to serve a third term ... The explanation is rooted deeply in American history. "When George Washington became president, he served two terms, then stopped being president.

The two-term standard was set by George Washington ... of serving only two terms remained unchallenged until Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected to a third term in 1940, and a fourth in 1944.