PRESIDENTS

Campaign songs can make or break a candidate's image. Here are some memorable choices, from self-penned threats to a Van Halen power ballad.

Answers to a few questions that might come up when the State of the Union address storms every channel of your TV.

Nearly 50 years after becoming the first Black American woman to run for president, Shirley Chisholm is still making headlines.

Our 26th president was a man of action who chased down boat thieves, knocked out an armed man, helped save football, and inspired the teddy bear.

The story of a missing man, a damning confession, and a surprise witness who would shock the courtroom.

President Bush's funeral has revived an old tradition.

The former president got the dog shortly after the death of his wife earlier this year.

Fearing attacks on his corpse, the Secret Service guarded Lee Harvey Oswald well into the afterlife.

There are more than 276,000 documents to look through from T.R.'s tenure in public life, including his time before and after the White House, much of which had never been digitized before.

One of the most popular U.S. presidents, Eisenhower significantly expanded the highway system, created NASA, and put five justices on the Supreme Court.

On Eleanor Roosevelt's wedding day, then-President Theodore Roosevelt walked her down the aisle. Read on for more surprising facts about the first lady and diplomat.

Would you recoil in terror if spell-check ever stopped working? Fear not: You're in good company.