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Today (July 6) marks the birthday of George W. Bush (and, coincidentally, former first lady Nancy Reagan).

When asked which former president they would restore to the Oval Office if they could, 51% of Republicans name Ronald Reagan. Democrats are more divided, with 34% choosing John F. Kennedy and 24% Bill Clinton. The net result is a tie between ...

Three-quarters of Americans believe that more than one man was involved in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy 40 years ago. Only 19% of Americans think the assassination was the work of a single individual. But when asked who else ...

Abraham Lincoln, John F. Kennedy, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Ronald Reagan top Americans' lists when they are asked to name the greatest U.S. president of all time. Democrats most frequently mention Kennedy and Clinton as the greatest ...

Ninety percent of Americans now approve of the job Bush is doing, while only 6% disapprove. Eighty-six percent approved in the weekend after the September 11 terrorist attacks. Fifty-one percent had approved on the weekend before the attacks.

The vast majority of Americans believe the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy, one of the most infamous events in American history, was a conspiracy. A Gallup poll from March of this year shows that over 8 in 10 Americans (81%) ...

The race for president remains tight. New CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll results, based on interviewing conducted Monday through Wednesday of this week (September 5-7), show that Democratic candidate Al Gore leads Republican candidate George W. Bush ...

--For a variety of reasons, American presidents in the second half of the twentieth century have suffered from declining job approval ratings as their terms in office have come to an end. Graphs show a downward trend in most presidents' approval ...