Chautauqua‑Wawasee brought history to life Sunday, June 29 at Wawasee High School with a captivating performance of Teddy and ...

What do you see when you look at pictures of President Trump’s cabinet?” asks writer David French in an interactive web exclusive that ...

Theodore Roosevelt’s two eldest sons shared their father’s passion for the outdoors and traveled to Asia in search of the ...

The incident soon reached to the political cartoon section of the Washington Post, depicting the bear as tiny and defenseless. Brooklyn shop owner Morris Michtom saw the article and was inspired ...

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum rarely misses a chance to name-check former President Theodore Roosevelt — or to highlight his legacy as the nation’s preeminent conservationist.

Louisiana's fabled black bear became part of American culture in 1902 after President Teddy Roosevelt refused to shoot one that had been trapped and tied to a tree by members of his hunting party.

First ‘Teddy’ bear goes on sale Exactly 122 years ago today, Morris Michtom placed the first “Teddy bear” in the window of his Brooklyn toy shop, naming it after President Theodore Roosevelt’s ...

In 1963, to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the teddy bear, the Michtoms gifted Kermit Roosevelt Jr., the grandson of the late former president, one of the original bears for his children.

The history of the teddy bear dates back to 1902, when then U.S. President Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt went on a hunting trip in Mississippi.

This incident inspired a political cartoon, and soon after, toymaker Morris Michtom created the first teddy bear, naming it after Roosevelt.

Viewing it as unsportsmanlike, Roosevelt refused. The incident became national conversation, and a topic of political cartoons. A New York store owner decided to create a stuffed toy bear to sell, ...

It was called “Teddy’s bear” and a stuffed animal icon was born. Teddy bear fans gathered in 1984 to celebrate their favorite toy. Some had bears from their childhood.