NBC's Campbell Brown looks back at Betty Ford's life: her marriage to President Gerald Ford and her activism for causes like breast cancer awareness and substance abuse treatment.
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President Gerald Ford speaks with NBC's Brian Williams about his legacy decades after the Vietnam War, Watergate, and his pardon of President Richard Nixon.
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NBC's Brian Williams looks back at Gerald Ford's political career. His presidency began with a national sigh of relief at the end of Watergate, and ended with a painful loss to Jimmy Carter.
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This NBC Nightly News Report describes how, in 2003, the number of abortions in the United States was at its lowest level since 1974, but the emotion and division surrounding the issue may have been at a peak since Roe v. Wade 30 years earlier.
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This NBC Nightly New Report looks at the 1968 Presidential race, in which three Democratic candidates vied for the nomination. When Robert F. Kennedy won the California Primary, he emerged as the party's front-runner; but his victory was suddenly cut short by tragedy.
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Presidential historian Michael Beschloss discusses the Cuban Missile Crisis of October 1962, when Soviet nuclear-tipped missiles in Cuba are pointed at the United States, and JFK is faced with the prospect of nuclear war.
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Eyewitnesses recall the attacks on Pearl Harbor, 60 years after the fact.
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On the 60th anniversary of V-J Day, NBC's Brian Williams looks back at original footage of the momentous ceremony aboard the battleship Missouri when Japan formally surrendered after defeat in World War II.
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This iCue Mini-Documentary introduces President Theodore Roosevelt's selection of his good friend William Howard Taft as his successor. However, Taft turned out to be a disappointment to Roosevelt Progressives.
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Pulitzer-Prize-winning author Edmund Morris discusses Roosevelt's White House years, subject of his latest presidential biography, Theodore Rex.
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