Bob Spitz has built a reputation for capturing the lives of iconic lives of artists with depth and narrative drive. Most notably and his bestselling biography ‘The Beatles,’ now he turns his attention ...

In the 1990s, he compromised with Democrats, backed abortion rights, increased spending for schools and used an income-tax hike to help tame a huge budget deficit. By Adam Nossiter The event, a ...

Matthew Continetti is spot-on in “Voters Lose in Congressional Wrestlemania” (op-ed, March 25). Gone are the days when leaders like Bob Dole or Howard Baker sat down in a room with Tip O’Neill and ...

FILE - Republican presidential candidate Sen. Robert Dole R-Kan., gestures while making a speech in Washington, March 28, 1988. In the Dole Institute of Politics’ collections are thousands of films ...

Washington ― Elected leaders representing Battle Creek are vowing to work to preserve hundreds of federal jobs at the Hart-Dole-Inouye Federal Center in the local community, even if the federal ...

On January 2, 2025, former President Joe Biden signed the Senator Elizabeth Dole 21st Century Veterans Healthcare and Benefits Improvement Act (Dole Act) into law. The bill was named in honor of ...

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick recently suggested that Washington should take half of the patent royalties universities receive when they license discoveries funded by federal research grants — ...

Elizabeth Dole is best known as a true American trailblazer, having served — and this is a partial list — as the first female Secretary of Transportation, and thus the first female leader of a ...

Pepsi: Bob Dole Former presidential candidate and Senate majority leader Bob Dole got a lot of attention when he turned up in a 1998 ad for the then-new drug Viagra, but erectile dysfunction drugs had ...

In March 1990, several demonstrations led by the disability rights group ADAPT served as an impetus to passing the Americans with Disabilities Act. Signed 35 years ago this month, the ADA was the ...

(KANSAS NEWS SERVICE) - On July 26, 1990, protesters, grassroots organizers, lawmakers and everyday Americans showed up in droves to the South Lawn of the White House to watch President George H.W.