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Seventh president a mass of contradictionsupdated: Tue Dec 16 2008 08:42:00

Jon Meacham is quick with a quip when asked why he decided to write a biography of Andrew Jackson.

Bush must navigate a treacherous post-presidencyupdated: Mon Dec 08 2008 10:59:00

It's a position that John Quincy Adams once called downright pathetic: that of a former president.

Bush's new Dallas digsupdated: Mon Dec 08 2008 10:59:00

President Bush and first lady Laura Bush have bought a home in an affluent north Dallas neighborhood.

Electoral College for dummiesupdated: Tue Nov 04 2008 08:59:00

As you will be reminded countless times, when you cast your vote in Tuesday's presidential election, you're not taking part in a nationwide popular vote, but rather helping decide who your state's Electoral College delegates support.

The selling of the ex-presidencyupdated: Mon Apr 07 2008 12:28:00

Shortly before leaving the White House in 1829, John Quincy Adams reportedly said, "There is nothing more pathetic in life than a former president."

CNNMoney: Presidential dollar coin on the wayupdated: Mon Feb 12 2007 12:23:00

The U.S. Mint will issue a dollar coin featuring the likeness of George Washington this Thursday, the first in the series of presidential coin dollars.

Massachusetts and presidencyupdated: Wed Jul 21 2004 14:43:00

From the Boston Tea Party to Paul Revere's ride to the battles of Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts helped give birth to America's independence.

Hair to the chief!updated: Mon Jul 12 2004 12:54:00

Gentlemen, start your hair dryers.

Dean: Wisconsin can 'turn around' campaignupdated: Mon Feb 09 2004 20:26:00

Presidential hopeful Howard Dean is looking to reshape the Democratic presidential race in the Wisconsin primary next week.

Fortune: HAVE YOU GONE AS FAR AS YOU CAN GO? If so, you're not alone. Ever younger managers are hitting plateaus -- but it doesn't have tupdated: Mon Dec 26 1994 00:01:00

They say that sooner or later nearly everyone feels they've topped out -- stopped growing in the job, gone as far as they're going in the company. They also say it isn't whether you win or lose, it...

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