His earliest memory, recalled in public speeches and in books, is of stopping at a shoe store on his way home from Warm Springs, Georgia, where Franklin D. Roosevelt — who had also been diagnosed with ...

The statue, an homage to the celebrated presidential dog Fala and created as a memorial to a beloved teacher, has been stolen ...

by the nation’s most famous polio victim, President Franklin D. Roosevelt. He often speaks of his mother’s tenacity and love as the reason for his recovery. “I was under intense observation ...

Franklin Delano Roosevelt consistently ranks among the greatest ... a nonprofit set up to fight polio. FDR’s own history with polio led to him being confined to a wheelchair and contributed ...

"Authoritarianism succeeds when people are fearful of speaking out," writes one observer. "Medicine is our lane. Politicians ...

His mother drove him to Warm Springs, Georgia, to the polio facility established by Franklin Roosevelt. The treatment ...

but in 1934 he treated polio victim President Franklin D. Roosevelt six times during his first visit here.” “The results were astounding,” Okazaki biographers Gene and Lora Edwards wrote.

With the Robert F. Kennedy Jr. nomination, the Louisiana senator’s moment is here to do the right thing, like in the novel ...

The disability community is urging common sense when it comes to presidential appointments, writes Chase Bearden, executive director of the Coalition of Texans with Disabilities.