On Tuesday, demonstrators in support of former Presidential candidate and Economist Lyndon LaRouche were accuse of hate speech as they handed out LaRouche material and held a photo of President Barack Obama with a Hitler moustache.

On Wednesday November 11, Lyndon LaRouche will be delivering an international webcast to discuss crucial issues such as agreements between Russia and China and issues facing the United States.

It is very rare to see United States politics in Canadian subway stations but for a group of Lyndon LaRouche supporters, it is very important to get LaRouche's message to the general population.

The Wilderness Act of 1964 has grown the protected pristine places in the United States to 109 million acres, and today it celebrates its 45th anniversary.

New tapes had come into light in which they show the thoughts of then-US President Lyndon B. Johnson in regards to Richard Nixon and the Vietnam War.

The liberal icon known as Ted Kennedy was infuriated by comments made about former US President Lyndon B. Johnson by US Democratic hopeful Hillary Clinton. As a result, Kennedy chose to endorse Barack Obama instead.