And in the mid-1980s, in Washington, few faces were more famous than President and Mrs. Ronald Reagan. Photographer Steven Biver got existing black-and-white photographs of the Reagans, ... “We were ...

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Republican President Ronald Reagan talked with Democrat House Speaker Thomas P. “Tip” O’Neill Jr. in the Oval Office of the White House in 1985. Scott Stewart/AP/File.

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If you have air travel plans in the D.C. area on Saturday, June 14, your plans may be disrupted. The Federal Aviation Administration and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport officials said ...

Gene Simmons has released a new music video for “Stormy Weather,” the 1933 jazz standard he covered for the recently released Reagan biopic. The clip alternates between footage of Simmons ...

Two commercial passenger planes bumped on the ground at Washington’s Ronald Reagan National Airport Thursday, according to several members of Congress who were onboard one of the aircraft.

The small town of Dixon, Ill., where Ronald Reagan grew up, last week celebrated the premiere of a Hollywood film called “Reagan,” which is scheduled for theatrical release on Friday.

An air traffic controller was charged with assault and battery after an “incident” at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Thursday night, the Metropolitan Washington Airports ...

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Simmons is one of many artists to put his stamp on "Stormy Weather" over the years. Ethel Waters first recorded the song, written by Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler, in 1933; her version was later ...