On this day in 1735, John Adams, the Second President of the United States, was born. Adams’ career as a lawyer, statesman, and political philosopher over the course of 91 years still resonates with ...

American presidents have long tested the bounds of First Amendment protections. From John Adams enforcing the Sedition Act that criminalized critical speech, to Woodrow Wilson suppressing anti-war ...

Shudder has released a trailer for Mother of Flies, the new horror from The Adams Family, a.k.a. filmmaking family John Adams ...

Raise the dead with the new trailer for 'Mother of Flies.' The latest folk horror nightmare from The Adams Family arrives on Shudder soon!

I’m a big fan of author and historian David McCullough. His writing has a way of transporting me back in time like few other authors can. Recently I have been immersing myself in his account of ...

July 4th marks the anniversary of John Adams's death. The second president of the United States was a whiny, cantankerous and classic American. And forthwith I shall say, when toward the hour of noon ...

John Adams, a Cleveland baseball superfan that served as a ballpark drummer for nearly 50 years, died at 71, the Cleveland Guardians announced Monday. Adams' drum, a fixture in the outfield bleachers, ...

QUINCY - Abigail Adams, one of the most influential and important women in U.S. history, was honored Saturday with a new statue in Quincy where she and husband President John Adams lived. The ...

John Adams’s house in The Hague became the United States’ first-ever embassy on this day in 1782. That’s when the Netherlands recognized the United States of America as a distinct country, rather than ...