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Cyber Monday at the Reagan Library → Great gifts. Great prices. Limited time. Shop now: www.reaganfoundation.org/store

Was Roosevelt’s third-party bid a mistake… and what can we learn from it now? Bret Baier joined us at the Reagan Library to discuss his new book "To Rescue the American Spirit: Teddy Roosevelt and the Birth of a Superpower"

As we move through the holidays, Ronald Reagan calls us back to the values that unite us.

Here's a story while you enjoy your holiday leftovers this weekend 🍽️

Black Friday is here! Shop pur exclusive Ronald Reagan gifts, books, collectibles, and holiday items—perfect for the history lover or patriot in your life. 👇 Explore our specials: www.reaganfoundation.org/store/collec...

President Reagan pardoning a very animated turkey, 1987.

See Tombstone up close. These authentic props, hand-delivered by Kurt Russell himself, are now on display in our Cowboys: History & Hollywood exhibit. Get your tickets now: reaganlibrary.com/cowboys

Peace through Strength 👊

On what would have been William F. Buckley Jr.’s 100th birthday, we remember the founder of National Review whose ideas shaped modern conservatism and whose friendship President Reagan deeply valued.

Revisiting the Geneva Summit: the moment Reagan and Gorbachev broke the ice, advanced nuclear-arms talks, and committed to continued diplomatic engagement. A thread: 🧵

A fresh start. Even without full agreement, understanding is the first step toward lasting peace

On this day, Ronald Reagan reminded us: in America, anyone can belong. Anyone can become American.

Happy 80th birthday to Goldie Hawn! What better way to celebrate than a throwback to this star-studded Kings game with the President & Mrs. Reagan, Goldie, and Kurt Russell? 🏒 Good luck to the LA Kings tonight!

A look back at the historic Geneva Summit, where leaders met face-to-face and took steps toward easing decades of tension.

Exactly forty years ago, President Reagan met with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev for the first time at the Geneva Summit. This was a historic step toward easing Cold War tensions and pursuing peace.

As we approach what would have been William F. Buckley Jr.’s 100th birthday on Monday, November 24th, we honor the founder of @nationalreview.bsky.social—an architect of the modern conservative movement who shaped generations of political leaders and counted President Reagan as a friend.

What is life without the freedom to dream?

We were glad to welcome former Governor Scott Walker to the Reagan Library as he visited "Cowboys: History & Hollywood." The exhibit features President Reagan’s red Jeep from Rancho del Cielo on loan from YAF for this special exhibition. Buy your tickets at reaganfoundation.org!

Justice Amy Coney Barrett shares Justice Scalia’s wisdom: attack ideas, not people.

Today we celebrate the 40th year of National Philanthropy Day — founded by philanthropist Douglas Freeman and recognized by President Reagan in 1986 — honoring the distinctly American tradition of giving back to our communities and country.

Wishing His Majesty King Charles III a very happy birthday. In honor of the day, we’re revisiting several memorable moments with President and Mrs. Reagan.

Small acts of service can strengthen a nation. #WorldKindnessDay

When fate sends you a sign… or five. ✋

Today, we honor the brave men and women who have worn our nation’s uniform. We thank those who sacrificed so that freedom could endure. #VeteransDay

For 250 years, the United States Marine Corps have stood on the frontlines of freedom — placing country before self, service before comfort, and honor above all. Happy Birthday, U.S. Marines! The few. The proud. #SemperFi

On this day in 1985, Princess Diana and John Travolta danced the night away at a White House State Dinner hosted by President and Mrs. Reagan.

When the Gipper met The Duke 🤝 Ronald and Nancy Reagan pictured with the one and only John Wayne. Saddle up for more sights like this in our Cowboys: History and Hollywood exhibit: www.reaganfoundation.org/cowboys

Sometimes faith means letting go… sometimes it means asking for a second opinion.

For those who served and for those who wish to say thank you. For Veterans Day, shop our collection at reaganlibrary.com/store.

On this night in 1984, Ronald Reagan was re-elected in the most decisive victory in American history. He carried 49 states and earned a record 525 electoral votes. Photos here highlight Nancy Reagan surprising President Reagan with her “4 More in ’84” attire.

Add a piece of history to your tree 🎄 Today marks the anniversary of President Reagan’s 1984 landslide election win, and our 2025 holiday ornament celebrates it. Available now, exclusively at ReaganLibrary.com.

“Mainstream media is dead… independent voices are taking over.” Hear more from Eric Trump in this clip from his visit to the Reagan Library.

The debate isn't new. And the answer hasn't changed. Ronald Reagan on capitalism & socialism, 1984.

45 years ago tonight, a new era began. Ronald Reagan was elected 40th President of the United States. He is pictured celebrating with the woman who would redefine the role of First Lady, Nancy Reagan.

This Election Day, we remember President Reagan’s landslide wins—today in 1980, and again this Thursday in 1984. These overwhelming victories reshaped the political landscape and signaled a renewed direction for the nation.

Did you know? President Reagan signed MLK Day into law on November 2, 1983, reminding us: "America is a more democratic nation, a more just nation, a more peaceful nation because of Martin Luther King, Jr." Pictured: Ronald Reagan alongside, among others, Dr. King's widow, Coretta Scott King.

Congrats to the World Series Champions: the Dodgers! History repeats itself ⚾️

An important reminder today.

Happy Halloween from the Reagan Library! 🎃 Even aboard the campaign plane in 1980, President Reagan found time for a little seasonal spirit.

🎄 Tree-t yourself to a little Ronald Reagan holiday cheer. Shop the holiday collection now: reaganfoundation.org/store

President Reagan met with Japanese leaders in November 1983, calling the bonds of friendship “even greater than the ocean which divides us."

World Series Game 5 is here, and so is some classic Ronald Reagan baseball humor. ⚾ Go Dodgers!

Since we posted for National Dog Day, it’s only fair we give cats their turn. 😺 Happy National Cat Day from President and Mrs. Reagan and their feline friends!

On this day in 1886, the Statue of Liberty was unveiled in New York Harbor. Since then, she has stood as a beacon of freedom and hope. President Reagan spoke of her light as a tribute to the everyday heroes who helped build our nation. 🗽

Reagan had a story for every occasion and this one’s a wild ride. ✈️

Fred Ryan, Director of our Center on Civility and Democracy, explores the need for civility in political discourse on college campuses today. Read his latest op-ed here: thecentersquare.com/opinion/article_20dae802-4f6a-4005-a9ad-1e764edd5ef1.html

On this day in 1964, Ronald Reagan delivered “A Time for Choosing.” Six decades later, his message on freedom still resonates. Highlights from that historic address.

Eric Trump on how Elon Musk "saved free speech" when he bought Twitter. Watch the full conversation here: youtube.com/watch?v=TWJoHmbB10M&t=1559s