An inventive $450 million center devoted to Roosevelt, who died in 1919, blends in with the natural beauty of North Dakota and celebrates conservation.
Theodore Roosevelt believed in 'the science,' 'the experts,' and a government strong enough to act on what those experts said.
The library of a Republican president refers without an apparent second thought to the need to reconstruct society through government intervention in order to defeat "class interests."
The current president had a chat with an AI-powered projection of the 26th president.
President Trump flew into town on the new Air Force One and spent time touring the library dedicated to Theodore Roosevelt, who he called “a great he-man.”
Roosevelt was a native New Yorker, but he moved to the North Dakota territory in 1884 to grieve the same-day, Valentine's Day deaths of his wife and mother.
One Roosevelt historian stressed that he's "certain" the quote on the banner didn't stem from the president.
Statements misattributed to Roosevelt are so common that the website for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Medora, North Dakota, keeps a list of them.