Examples from history include Winston Churchill and Theodore Roosevelt. From business, think Richard Branson of the Virgin companies, or Steve Jobs of Apple. But while anyone can be a hero, not ...

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There was an error loading the media player. The North Carolina Museum of Art Winston-Salem, formerly known as SECCA, has gone through many changes during the nearly ...

Katherine Carter is the chief curator at the best site for entering into the life and mind of Winston Churchill. That site is not No. 10 Downing Street or the always-crowded Churchill War Rooms ...

He then introduced Prime Minister Winston Churchill, who had traveled to D.C. to meet with his key American ally and plan for the coming campaign. Fellow workers for freedom: There are many men and ...

The winner was a neon sign of Winston Churchill’s head. But there was a problem: There didn’t appear to be any photos of it. Longtime Sun reader Ron Watson noticed and gave the paper a call.

The foundations for the post-World War II global order were laid by President Franklin Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill during World War II. And Christmas Eve always brings m ...

Seen through 21st-century eyes, Winston Churchill can seem like a ridiculous, even offensive figure. He was born in a palace. He barked at his servants and helpers. He took six bottles of vermouth ...