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To mark the death of President Jimmy Carter, the Herbert Hoover Library and Museum lowered its flags to half-mast on Dec. 29. Full text is available only to subscribers. If you are currently a ...

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Joe Biden, who leaves office in two weeks, tells USA TODAY he hasn't picked a location for his presidential library.

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During the months between his election and his inauguration as America's 16th president, Abraham Lincoln avoided saying anything about the issues of the day. Lincoln knew, with the nation teetering on ...

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Most Presidential libraries and museums have some transit accessibility, but none are in big-city downtowns.

Here's what to know about presidential burial sites as America prepares to lay its longest-lived president to rest.

President Jimmy Carter appointed more judges to the federal bench than any other president has done in a single term.

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