Republican senatorial candidate Rand Paul has gotten in hot water recently over his views on the historic 1964 Civil Rights Act. Paul, though reiterating his personal hatred of discrimination, ...

“AuH2O in ‘64” was a clever campaign bumper sticker for Republican Sen. Barry Goldwater (1909-1998). The Au and H20 are the chemical symbols for gold and water. The slogan was catchy but made little ...

Log-in to bookmark & organize content - it's free! Betty Koed, a retired U.S. Senate historian, shared stories from her book "Scenes," including Barry Goldwater's legacy in the U.S. Senate. Betty Koed ...

was hostile to Social Security and civil rights and provocative toward the Soviet Union. After securing the Republican nomination by narrowly defeating Rockefeller in the California primary, Goldwater ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Republicans gathered in Milwaukee this week to officially nominate Donald Trump for president, a continuation of the GOP's ...

It was August 1974 and Sen. Barry Goldwater was denying stories that he had informed his colleagues that President Nixon was about to resign.

Get a glimpse into the photographs taken by Senator Barry Goldwater of his native Arizona. Barry Goldwater is known worldwide as a politician and statesman, but this is the story of the man behind the ...