A line drawing of the Internet Archive headquarters building façade. An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine An ... Speeches and addresses of William McKinley : from his ...

A name change at one of Alaska’s most iconic landmarks is drawing mixed reactions as the summer season kicks off at Denali National Park. ... “The High One.” The move had broad support across Alaska.

FILE - This drawing shows Major William McKinley, the presidential nominee for the Republican Party, making an elaborate front-porch campaign speech at his home in Canton, Ohio in 1896.

During his second term, Trump increasingly referenced President William McKinley, drawing parallels between McKinley’s expansionist and protectionist policies (1897-1901) and his own “Make America ...

They actually refer to another U.S. president who governed over a century ago and seems to serve as a model for Trump: William McKinley. “America will reclaim its rightful place as the greatest, most ...

President William McKinley is having his biggest moment since 1928, when his face was printed on the $500 bill. ... Republicans went on to dominate U.S. politics for the next generation, drawing ...

President William McKinley, left, and President Donald Trump, right (Public domain/via Wikimedia, ... While we can draw lessons about timeless economic principles from the past, ...

In his inaugural address, Donald Trump harked back to William McKinley, the 25th US president, who raised tariffs on US imports from 38% to 50% in 1890, setting off a chain of events that ...

William McKinley. The mysterious explosion of a US Naval ship in Havana harbor in February 1898 was followed by accusations of Spanish mines and the slogan “Remember the Maine!” ...

Former President Barack Obama changed the official name to Denali in 2015 to reflect the traditions of Alaska Natives as well as the preference of many Alaska residents, per the AP. Trump said in his ...

WOLF: During his first term, he was a big fan of Andrew Jackson, but now he’s a big fan of William McKinley, maybe the final president of the Gilded Age, depending on when you’re cutting it off.