Since 1836, only one sitting vice president, George H.W. Bush in 1988, has been elected to the White House. Among those who ...

In 1836, Vice President Martin Van Buren won the presidential election – a feat no sitting VP was able to repeat until George ...

Meissen won reelection with about 65.5% of the vote, or 1,836 votes, according to unofficial results from the Macomb County ...

As Vice President Kamala Harris spent the past few months campaigning, some wondered if she’d be able to overcome the curse ...

Peter Bronson, the author of regional bestsellers about Cincinnati has published a new book about the city’s early history: ...

In a newspaper article dated June 29, 1947, local historian Norris F. Schneider stated: “Lewis Cass stood stiffly before King Louis Philippe of France in 1836. He was presenting his credentials ...

The 2024 presidential election has already delivered some remarkable, unexpected moments. A sitting president dropping out of ...

Harris, in her capacity as president of Senate, will not be the first vice president to declare their rival the winner. Al ...

certify his victory — under President Jackson in 1836. Presidents and vice presidents began running on the same ticket after the 12th Amendment was ratified in 1804. Since then, a dozen incumbents ...

On a sunny October afternoon, Republican Sen. Ted Cruz posed for photos with supporters next to his campaign bus in downtown Waxahachie – a historic square complete with quaint shops and a storied, ...

With just one week left until the 2024 presidential election, anticipation over the results of the electoral college is high ...