
Ronald Reagan Centennial
Marking the anniversary of the 40th President’s near assassination
When Reagan was shot, who was 'in control'?
President Reagan had been in office only 70 days when John Hinckley Jr.'s shot cut him down outside the Washington Hilton.
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Video: First Person: 30 years since Reagan shooting
Former AP photographer Ron Edmonds and former secret service agent Danny Spriggs talk about witnessing the assassination attempt on Ronald Reagan.
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The Post's Dan Balz analyzes what made Reagan the great communicator.
The Gipper's long shadow
The power of the Reagan dogma has grown in the years since the 40th president left the scene.
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No fanfare at Reagan building before Reagan's 100th
There are no events planned until May in the downtown Washington federal building bearing Ronald Reagan's name to mark his 100th birthday.
How much do you know about President Ronald Reagan?
Test your knowledge with our online quiz and see how much you know about the 40th President.
Exhibits, festivities mark 100th anniversary of Reagan's birth
Plans for President Ronald Reagan's centennial birthday celebration in the U.S. - and around the world - appear to match the outsized personality of the man who occupied the White House from 1981 to 1989.
Remembering Reagan
at the National Archives
Photos | The National Archives are featuring a small, changing selection of rarely displayed original documents and objects in recognition of the Ronald Reagan Centennial.
Myths about the former president
Debunking what you think you know about Reagan.
3 new documentaries take on Reagan
Nothing sticks around like our collective memories of Ronald Wilson Reagan - fond and not-so-fond, ranging from the lingeringly repugnant to the full-on hagiographic.
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Reagan where you live?
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Live Q&A on Monday at 11 a.m.
Join author Steven Hayward as he discusses the legacy of 40th President Ronald Reagan.
Click here to submit a questionQ&A with Craig Shirley
Reagan historian and author Craig Shirley talks about the "great communicator's" life, presidency, policies and more.
Archive coverage of Ronald Reagan's death and funeral services
Complete coverage from June 2004 including photo galleries, video, remembrances, and historic speeches made by the former president.
In Reagan's words