He was the first TV president and with his wife Jackie they were idolised by many and since his assassination in 1963, he has been immortalised in time as a heroic figure. But, asks Youssef El-Gingihy, if his presidency carried on into a second term, would he have remained so popular?
Police do not believe impairment was a factor
A fleet of hybrid-electric planes, described as the ‘Tesla of the air’, could make cheap and convenient short-haul flights a reality
Business journalist Duff McDonald set to publish a damning indictment of Harvard Business School’s hold on corporate America
It is one of the worst nightmares imaginable: to be convicted of a crime you did not commit, to spend years and even to die behind bars, innocent. Believed by no one. Yet it happens all the time. What’s to stop it happening to you? Nothing, says Andy Martin
‘Patch’ granted a 'General Judgment of Name and Sex Change' by Multnomah County Court
The first daughter will visit vocational centres which help to train young people
The President honked the horn in a big rig truck as a vote on his flagship health care bill was being cancelled by members of his own Republican Party
Security officials refuse to discuss whether any specific terrorist plot detected
The State Department said its delegation will be fully involved in the next HRC session
Lt. Gen. H. R. McMaster labelled radical Islamic terrorists as “un-Islamic”
Nils Bildt, an immigrant in the US has convictions for assaulting a police officer, obstructing justice and public drunkenness
Parisian mayor Anne Hidalgo and Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault tweeted the US president
Donald Trump said to be leaning towards former CIA director despite him being on probation for breaching security rules
The intercultural emphasis of the commercial comes at a politically charged time for the US
The lyric change to include 'and sisterhood' drew roars of approval from the Super Bowl audience
The Senkakus are claimed by Japan but contested by China, which calls them the Diaoyu islands