Ronald Reagan. It was no contest ... "Mr. Gorbachev," Reagan defiantly declared, "tear down this wall." A little more than two years later, when Reagan's vice president had succeeded him, the ...

Ronald Reagan. It was no contest ... “Mr. Gorbachev,” Reagan defiantly declared, “tear down this wall.” A little more than two years later, when Reagan’s vice president had succeeded ...

Lewiston Tribune article about NPR’s Heath Druzin, which was titled “Journalist: Christ Church influential among Christian ...

Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg “Four score and seven years ago,” Ronald Reagan’s Berlin “Tear down this wall,” and Patrick Henry’s Virginia “Give me liberty of give me death.” ...

Ronald Reagan’s inaugural addresses ... 1987 – “Mr Gorbachev, tear down this wall!” – will always define his heroic presidency. Reagan’s great declamation was one of those history ...

When I read Thomas Gaither’s obituary in the New York Times, “Thomas GaitherKeep Your Head Down, Who Chose Jail After Civil ...

In today’s edition … Democrats settle on challenger for Stefanik’s seat … Trump suggests the U.S. may take ‘ownership’ of ...

A regional passenger jet collided with a U.S. Army helicopter late Wednesday at Ronald Reagan Washington National ... a South Korean jet that hit a sea wall while landing at San Francisco ...

Perhaps Trump’s refusal to mention Ukraine in his second inaugural address is not just a signal of a pivot to the Western ...

It was within earshot of the gate that, in 1987, Ronald Reagan gave a famous speech, shouting: 'Open this gate, Mr Gorbachev, tear down this wall.' Where: On Pariser Platz, a wide-open space that ...

After the construction of the Berlin Wall in 1961, chaos quickly erupted throughout the eastern part of the city. It … Continue reading "How Much Do You Really Know About The Berlin Wall?" ...