A slight, asthmatic young Theodore Roosevelt forged himself into an advocate for vigorous living, endured the loss of one profound love and discovered another, commanded men in combat, then ascended swiftly to become the youngest president …

The sudden death by assassination propelled Theodore Roosevelt into the presidency, and over the subsequent seven years, he fundamentally reshaped the office, ultimately becoming one of the most cherished figures in American history. He con…

Theodore Roosevelt spearheaded a Progressive movement that fractured his own party, relentlessly advocated for America's involvement in World War I—and endured a devastating toll on his well-being. Meanwhile, Franklin rose to prominence wit…

In 1920, Franklin Roosevelt sought the vice presidency, appearing poised for an even more distinguished career, until polio struck a crippling blow. He endured seven arduous years attempting to regain his ability to walk, while Eleanor forg…

Franklin Delano Roosevelt infused the White House with the same vibrant spirit and hopeful outlook that his cousin Theodore had once embodied. Designed to combat the Depression, his ambitious New Deal rekindled public faith and fundamentall…

Franklin Delano Roosevelt broke with decades of precedent by seeking a third term, then battled to ready a hesitant nation for war. Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, he guided the country toward Allied triumph. Simultaneously, Eleanor c…

Though weakened by failing health yet resolute in his commitment to victory, Franklin Delano Roosevelt secured another term and turned his thoughts toward building a peaceful world after the war. Sadly, a cerebral hemorrhage claimed his lif…