President Reagan praised "Bear" Bryant, said "Roll Tide, roll" and stopped at a Northport McDonald's to eat a Big Mac in 1984 ...

Charles Patterson was just 23 when Reagan joined him at McDonald's in Northport after a UA speech, creating a memory he's cherished for over 40 years.

Historians note how Reagan's campaign stop at University of Alabama and McDonald's represented a political realignment in the ...

Cardinal Robert Barron, bishop of the Diocese of Winona–Rochester in Minnesota who traveled to Rome for the papal conclave, ...

as exemplified by Ronald Reagan. In the presidential campaign of 1984, President Reagan gave a speech in the St. John's arena. My then-girlfriend and I got the very last two tickets. It was electric.

“Someday, it’ll be like Ronald Reagan, they decommission them ... journalists have been killed by Israel in Gaza. The speech may catch Trump and JD Vance’s attention, especially given ...

The first presidential visit to Alabama to be photographed was when Grover Cleveland gave a speech in Montgomery in 1887.

After delivering a speech to nearly 9,000 people at the University ... Donaldson asked in the footage, now archived by the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. “No, it’s sweetener,” Reagan ...

Since Theodore Roosevelt delivered the first recorded commencement address in 1902, nearly 200 such speeches have been ... On May 10, 1987, President Ronald Reagan delivered the commencement ...

President Donald Trump is holding a rally to commemorate his first 100 days in office on April 29 in Michigan.

We begin bombing in 5 minutes." So joked President Ronald Reagan on August 11, 1984, during a sound check before a speech. You can hear the laughter in the background. Was it a meaningless slip-up?

As a presidential candidate in 2024, Trump attended the Alabama-Georgia game. The last sitting U.S. president to speak at the coliseum was Ronald Reagan in 1984.