Many of the more important changes of the 20th century happened because the National Review stood strong, and that's a fact—that's a fact of history.

The establishment of a free Iraq and a free Afghanistan will be watershed events in the history of the Middle East.

This is the first time in over 20 years I've been here when I don't have to get asked for a racing pass.

The White House wears its history proudly but is forever growing and changing, along with America.

I can think of no more fitting place to begin my visit at this hopeful moment in our common history than here at Hanoi National University.

I think a fair reading of history is that the greatest Asian financial crisis was not the brief one now coming to a close but the one that lasted almost two centuries.

As we celebrate Mexico's valiant fight for independence, let us rededicate ourselves to the principles that inspired the Mexican patriots who fought at Puebla.

This memorial observance represents a simple and unifying way to commemorate our history and honor the struggle to protect our freedoms.

They preserved our freedom through the crucible of World War II.

The United States will pay off $216 billion of debt this year—the largest debt paydown in American history.

This exhibition will deepen our knowledge of the rich history we share.

It is amazing to me to look at the Viking ships and imagine that they made it all this way 1,000 years ago.

Daisy Bates did not know she was going to win.

The feelings you have today and, I hope, the pride you feel as Americans in being here are what has sustained us now for 200 years.

This house has seen a lot of changes and a lot of things come and go.

It is the policy of this Administration to do more to help this city that occupies such a significant place in our history.

This is the most hopeful moment in the history of America in terms of our ability to shape the future.

This country now has the longest peacetime expansion in history.