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Franklin D. Roosevelt’s father bought this 110-acre New York property for $40,000 in 1867; the estate kept expanding until it covered nearly 1,600 acres when the president died in 1945

Franklin D. Roosevelt estate: Franklin D. Roosevelt’s family estate in Hyde Park, New York, began with his father’s purchase of the property. Known as Springwood, the estate expanded significantly over the years to nearly 1,600 acres. Roosevelt’s childhood experiences there influenced his life and presidency. The estate later served as…

The Economic Times · Sep 18

Quote of the day by Franklin D. Roosevelt: 'It is common sense to take a method and try it. If it fails, admit it frankly and try another. But above all, try something.' Life lessons from motivational quote on analysis, failure, continuous adaptation, perfection and action

Quote of the day by Franklin D. Roosevelt explains why action, failure, learning and adaptation matter in life. The saying came from Roosevelt’s 1932 Address at Oglethorpe University during the Great Depression. He spoke about trying methods, accepting failure and changing direction when needed. The quote remains linked with analysis,…

The Economic Times · Sep 14

Quote of the day by Franklin D. Roosevelt: 'The whole world is one...' Life lessons from inspiring quote on global empathy, peace, justice, shared responsibility, interconnectedness and human connection

Quote of the day by Franklin D. Roosevelt reminds people that humanity is connected beyond borders. His words encourage empathy, peace, justice, shared responsibility and human connection. Spoken during World War II in 1943, the quote explains why cooperation among nations is important. Its message remains relevant as countries continue…

The Economic Times · Jul 28

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Thomas Jefferson’s legacy faces a new reckoning as America approaches its 250th birthday

America’s birth is rooted in his most profound contradiction — the man who proclaimed that “all men are created equal” while being a slaveholder to the end of his life

The Independent UK · Jun 30

Quote of the day by Franklin D. Roosevelt: 'It is better to swallow words than...' Life lessons on emotional intelligence, thoughtful response, exercising restraint, discretion and patience

Quote of the Day by Franklin D. Roosevelt reminds people that speaking with care can prevent regret and protect relationships. The quote, "It is better to swallow words than to have to eat them later," teaches emotional intelligence, patience, restraint, and thoughtful communication. It also highlights the value of pausing…

The Economic Times · Jun 25

Quote of the day by Franklin D. Roosevelt: 'Remember you are just an extra in...' Life lessons on humility, relaxation, freedom, expectations, perfection, success, empathy, and why one should focus on his own story and forget about the world

Quote of the Day by Franklin D. Roosevelt reminds people that every individual is the central character only in his or her own life. The quote encourages humility, freedom from social pressure, realistic expectations, empathy, and personal growth. It explains why people should stop worrying about constant judgment, focus on…

The Economic Times · Jun 17

Quote of the day by Franklin D. Roosevelt: 'Men are not prisoners of fate, but only prisoners of...' Life lessons on success, human nature and inner peace by 32nd president of the United States

Quote of the Day by Franklin D. Roosevelt continues to inspire people across generations. The statement, “Men are not prisoners of fate, but only prisoners of their own minds,” highlights the power of thought, self-belief, and personal responsibility. The quote remains relevant in discussions about success, human nature, decision-making, and…

The Economic Times · Jun 4

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Summer blockbuster: Why the French keep coming back to Charles de Gaulle

The release of a two-part summer blockbuster on General Charles de Gaulle’s fight to rally resistance to Nazi occupation is yet another sign that the once-divisive figure continues to fascinate the French public. And while his name risks being turned into an empty signifier of fading French glory on the…

France 24 · Jun 4

How To Sell a War

Presidents use a web of private influence to garner support for foreign invasions.

Reason · Jun 2

6 of America’s most historic hotels – from a Santa Fe hacienda to a Charleston inn

These properties all have fascinating pasts

The Independent UK · Apr 19

80 US History Photos That Show The Past In A Way Textbooks Usually Don’t

In 1776, the United States of America as we know it declared independence. And from the 18th century to today, the country has had a packed, complicated history, full of events that were inspiring, shocking, and heartbreaking. That’s why we’ve rounded up curious photos shared on the US History subreddit.…

Bored Panda · Jan 16

An Antidote to the FDR Cult

A new biography presents Franklin Roosevelt as one of the greatest scoundrels of American political history.

Reason · Nov 25, 2025

Is the Democratic party embracing Bernie Sanders-style politics?

Maybe. Let’s hope it is not too late for Democrats to win back the working class and Washington

The Guardian - US · Nov 25, 2025

The Long Road Home

The Wounded Generation examines the aftermath of the "good war."

Reason · Oct 31, 2025

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The Conversation · Oct 14, 2025

The troubling relevance of Woody Guthrie’s new album, released 58 years after his death

A new album by Woody Guthrie (1912–1967), perhaps the most influential US folk artist, was released late last summer. Woody at Home, Vol. 1 & 2 contains songs – some already known, others previously unreleased – the artist recorded from 1951 to 1952 on a tape recorder he received from…

Reason · Aug 12, 2025

Trump Has Issued More Executive Orders So Far This Term Than Biden Did in His Whole Presidency

The president is on a record-shattering pace for executive actions.

Reason · Aug 4, 2025

How 'National Security' Came Unmoored From Americans' Actual Security

The turning point was the New Deal.

The Independent UK · Jul 25, 2025

From Benjamin Franklin to Pony Express to anthrax: How the US Postal Service shaped a nation

The U.S. Postal Service is turning 250

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Reason · Jun 10, 2025

Democratic FTC Commissioner Quits—But That Doesn't Mean He's Dropping His Lawsuit

Trump fired Federal Trade Commissioner Alvaro Bedoya in March. Yesterday he gave up his claim to the job, but he's still challenging the White House's right to dismiss him.

The Conversation · May 30, 2025

Veterans’ protests planned for D-Day latest in nearly 250 years of fighting for their benefits

Veterans across the United States will gather on June 6, 2025, to protest the Trump administration’s cuts to the Department of Veterans Affairs, as well as the slashing of staff and programs throughout the government. Veteran-led protests will be held at the National Mall, 16 state capitol buildings and over…

Reason · May 10, 2025

Should the Civilization Video Games Be Fun—or Real?

Some players like the game to mimic the real world. Others like to play as Gandhi but nuke their enemies into oblivion.

The Independent UK · Apr 11, 2025

Tim Bouverie’s Allies at War recounts the fall-outs and reconciliations of The Big Three with sensitivity and wit

5/5 A powerful and well-researched study of an alliance that was often fractious or worse

The Conversation · Apr 1, 2025

Why a presidential term limit got written into the Constitution – the story of the 22nd Amendment

Only one person, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, has ever served more than two terms as president of the United States. This is for two reasons.

The Guardian - US · Mar 7, 2025

Trump is concentrating power. A key faction of judges supports the idea

The ‘unitary executive’ theory – backed by some conservative lawyers – is largely bogus. But it could wreak havoc on democracy

Radio France Internationale · Mar 1, 2025

Europe at a crossroads: can the EU unite amid shifting US ties?

As US President Donald Trump moves to reshape transatlantic ties, experts warn the EU must unite to counter global threats. Following Germany’s elections, RFI’s Jan van der Made spoke with Ralf Fücks, a former Green Party politician and head of the Center for Liberal Modernity think tank. He asked him…

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