Roxanne Roberts

Jimmy Carter's chilly relationship with the political establishment undermined his chances for a second term. It wasn't until decades later that he gained widespread admiration.

Stoppard’s latest play, “Leopoldstadt,” continues at Shakespeare Theatre Company this month.

First lady Jill Biden has unveiled a reimagined White House tour, with more access and information for guests.

Darren Walker, the outgoing president of the Ford Foundation, has served on the National Gallery of Art’s board of trustees for five years.

This year’s list of MacArthur “genius grant” fellows includes author Jason Reynolds and “Reservation Dogs” co-creator Sterlin Harjo.

The People’s House, created by the White House Historical Association, gives the public a free, interactive way to explore 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

“The Golden Bachelorette” continues the franchise, but older men have advantages that older women don’t.

The state dinner for Kenya featured three U.S. presidents: Biden, Clinton and, briefly, Obama.

Twenty-five years after her death in a plane crash, a new book, ‘Once Upon a Time,’ delves lovingly into the life story of JFK Jr.’s late wife.

At the White House correspondents’ dinner, the president chuckled at his opponent’s expense but made it clear Donald Trump is no joke.