U.S. President History
1800 - John Adams moved to Washington, DC. He was the first President to live in what later became the capital of the United States.
1974 - Charles Colson, an aide to U.S. President Richard Nixon, pled guilty to obstruction of justice.
1992 - Bill Clinton, while campaigning for U.S. President, played saxophone on the "Aresenio Hall Show".
1999 - U.S. President Clinton informed the U.S. Congress that he intended to renew "normal trade relations" with China for another year.
2009 - A 500-pound bronze sculpture by Chas Fagan of Ronald Reagan was unveiled in the Capitol Rotunda in Washington, DC.
| "My position is that the foreign policy of the United States says we do not believe there should be new settlements in the West Bank or in East Jerusalem. And I will conduct that policy as if it's firm, which it is, and I will be shaped in whatever decisions we make to see whether people can comply with that policy. And that's our strongly held view." - President George H.W. Bush, press conference, March 3, 1990 |