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Calvin Coolidge John Calvin Coolidge was President of the United States from 1923 until 1929 — finishing Warren G. Harding’s term from 1923 to 1925, and then serving as the elected pres…

In honor of President’s Day, here are some United States presidential names and their meanings.

It's election day 2020 in America. We don't know yet who will win in many of the races, big and small (and may not for some time). But we can get an inkling at who is most likely to vote this year for Joe Biden or Donald Trump based on their first names.

There's an election in the US right now, with the margins painfully close between each candidate and a very limited grey area or absence of opinion. However, I thought I’d offer a diversion from this highly controversial and disputed event by providing baby naming entertainment with a marvelous list of the best preside

They may be leaders of this great nation, but United States presidents are just like the rest of us in some ways: they’ve got all different kinds of families, want the very best for their children, and struggle to find the most perfect names to give their babies. In honor of Presidents’ Day thi

Jenna Bush Hager announced in April that she was "very pregnant" with her and husband Henry Hager's third child, revealing the baby's sex later that day

Let's unpack Robinette, as well as the new first family's heirloom names, plus Danish favorites, Gigi + Zayn's name reveal, + Drax/Taz/Hatch.

The baby name Kamala could be a hero name - both for the history-making political candidate, as well as Ms. Marvel.

The name Joe, long the ultimate good guy down-to-earth popular male name, has finally been elevated to the ranks of presidenital names.

not only is this list incredibly white-centric, it’s also almost entirely focused on voters who are 50+

As Joe Biden has vetted prospective VP candidates, the leading names have been analyzed and dissected in the media in every imaginable way. Every way but one, that is: the names themselves. Because while the nominee is expected to be ground-breaking—likely the first woman of color on a major ticket—the […]

The presidential election of 1880 involved two men with “-field” names: Republican candidate James A. Garfield, and Democratic candidate Winfield Scott Hancock. The nominees were chosen…

Joe Biden has a great middle name (Robinette), and he is far from alone. Why do so many public figures not embrace their eccentric hidden names, like you, Michael Rubens Bloomberg?

One of the most interesting usage patterns in the very early baby name data is that of Belva, which spiked twice: in 1884 and again in 1888. In fact, it was the fastest-rising girl name of 1884 by …