remembrance

Pope Francis Dies at 88

By Olivia B. Waxman

Making Sense of An Aviation Tragedy

By Steve Wright

Plane Crash Devastates Skating Community

By Sarah Hughes

We Need Jimmy Carter’s Health Care Plan

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Remembering Jimmy Carter's Civil Rights Contributions

'By showing that a nonracist Southerner could win a major party nomination, Carter gave new pride to his region'

By Lily Rothman

Ethel Kennedy, RFK's Long-Devoted Widow and Enduring Link to Camelot, Dies at 96

Ethel raised 11 children alone after her husband's 1968 assassination.

By Kathy Ehrich Dowd

Remembering Sandy Robertson, Who Helped Create Silicon Valley

Marc Benioff remembers entrepreneur and innovator Sandy Roberson.

By Marc Benioff

O.J. Simpson Changed Everything

The former football star whose murder trial captivated the country died at 76

By Sean Gregory

Herbie Hancock Reflects on Buddhist Daisaku Ikeda’s Impact

Ikeda’s teachings and the warm, humanistic way he dealt with people brought out the intrinsic value of each individual.

By Herbie Hancock

Ryan O'Neal Is Remembered By Daughter Tatum and Hollywood Peers

Ryan O’Neal is being remembered by his children and peers following his death aged 82.

By Olivia-Anne Cleary

Remembering Norman Lear

The creator of some of the most influential shows in TV history, including 'All in the Family' and 'The Jeffersons,' has died at 101.

By Judy Berman

Why Sandra Day O’Connor's Appointment Won Bipartisan Praise

O'Connor was the first woman ever appointed to the Supreme Court

By Lily Rothman

Sandra Day O'Connor Dies

'She is truly a person for all seasons,' President Reagan said when he nominated her in 1981

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Why China Fondly Remembers Henry Kissinger

The warming of relations engineered by the influential American statesman set the stage for China’s economic miracle in years to come.

By Charlie Campbell

How the Holocaust Shaped Kissinger

Though he rarely wanted to talk about it, Kissinger, who has died at 100, helped liberate a Nazi concentration camp.

By Olivia B. Waxman

Henry Kissinger Dies

Known for his realist approach to foreign policy, his influence spanned the Vietnam War to the aftermath of 9/11

By Madeleine Joung

Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter's Memorial Service

All living U.S. First Ladies and multiple Presidents are expected to attend.

By Simmone Shah and Mallory Moench

Rosalynn Carter Hired a Wrongfully Convicted Murderer to Serve as White House Nanny. They Remained Lifelong Friends

Mary Prince, a Black woman who had been convicted of murder, was already a controversial figure at Jimmy Carter’s 1977 Presidential Inauguration. Although she was incarcerated, Prince was given permission to travel to Washington, D.C....

By Kathy Ehrich Dowd

Rosalynn Carter, Transformative First Lady and Mental Health Advocate, Dies

Carter is famously considered one of the most involved First Ladies in history

By Rachel E. Greenspan and Kathy Ehrich Dowd

Matthew Perry Remembered for Helping Others

Many are remembering the beloved 'Friends' star for the ways he which he strove to help people recovering from addiction

By Megan McCluskey
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