With the timing, delivery and material of a headliner, comedian Ronald Reagan played the big room — the United States of America.

In February, we remember our presidents. Washington and Lincoln have long been the focal points. But we should also remember another president born in February–Ronald Reagan, born 93 years ag… ...

Perhaps more than any other president, Ronald Reagan understood the importance of humor in advancing his agenda, taking on opponents and connecting with the American people. If President John F ...

How very Reagan-esque. Ronald Reagan used to slay his political opponents with humor, as well. It’s a great way to reel back the stupid without the added complication of rising blood pressure.

Reagan’s views on taxes: The taxpayer, that’s someone who works for the federal government but doesn’t have to take a civil service examination. I though you might enjoy a little humor today ...

As a candidate and later as president, Ronald Reagan had a really good opening line, which almost invariably would make his audiences smile and softly ...

Melinda talks to Malcolm Kushner, co-creator of a humor exhibit at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, about various Presidents and their sense of humor. He says it's important for the ...

NEW YORK (AP) - Like any good after-dinner speaker, when in need of wisdom or simply a good joke, Ronald Reagan liked to consult his note cards. Sayings from Abraham Lincoln, Winston Churchill and ...

Twenty-five years ago -- Sept. 14, 1988 -- President Ronald Reagan visited Cape Girardeau. A transcript of the speech he gave from a stage at the Show Me Center is printed below. Thank you all ...

This was part of the genius of Ronald Reagan. He didn’t care about polls, he didn’t care about if he was getting accolades or not and that allowed him to be able to use humor in a self ...

Donald Trump’s courageous response to the assassination attempt on him is reminiscent of how former President Ronald Reagan deftly responded after getting shot — and Americans will admi… ...