by Kimberly | Apr 29, 2026 | Domestic Policy
By Logan Britton When we look back at the sweep of American history, the fight for civil rights stands as perhaps the most defining struggle of our nation. It is a story often told through the lens of courageous activists—Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, John...
by Kimberly | Mar 24, 2026 | Presidential Milestones
By Logan Britton When we think of the White House, we often picture the timeless traditions, the antique furniture of the State Rooms, and the heavy weight of history that hangs in the air of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Yet, beneath the surface of this neoclassical...
by Kimberly | Mar 7, 2026 | Leadership and Legacy
As a historian, I’ve always been fascinated by the rituals that define institutions. Nowhere are these traditions more visible or more deeply woven into the fabric of a nation than at the White House. From the somber transfer of power to the joyful celebration of...
by Kimberly | Feb 26, 2026 | Life and Family
By Logan Britton, Editor-in-Chief When we think of the American presidency, our minds usually drift to the Oval Office—the resolute desk, the bustling West Wing, the gravitas of Washington, D.C. However, as a historian who has spent years studying the rhythms of...
by Kimberly | Feb 21, 2026 | The Human Side
Hello, Logan Britton here, Editor-in-Chief at Hail to the Chiefs. It’s a pleasure to welcome you back to our series with, “Presidents and the Arts.” In my work as a historian, I’ve found that one of the most revealing ways to understand a president’s...
