There's no debate that William Howard Taft was the largest man -- in poundage -- ever to be elected president. There's ton of photographic evidence to make that point and there is, of course, that ...

They also unveiled the newest addition to their on-field team: William Howard Taft as their fifth racing president. Newsletter Daily ...

3. WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT DIDN'T GET STUCK IN A BATHTUB William Howard Taft was the heaviest U.S. president in history, weighing in at 330 pounds at one point.

George F. Will: Trump stokes the Republican populism that Taft resisted Taft’s presidency was bracketed by Roosevelt’s and Wilson’s, the progenitors of today’s imperial presidency.

According to Dan Steinberg of The Washington Post, the Nationals will be adding a fifth, portly member to the presidential sprint, the 27th president of the United States, William Howard Taft.

The team said Saturday that William Howard Taft will join George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt this season for the fourth-inning race by 12-foot mascots.

Latest episode of Cape Fear Unearthed podcast explores the history of five presidential visits to Wilmington, from George Washington and William Howard Taft ...

Yes, President William Howard Taft had a little trouble while taking a bath. No, it's probably not the story you're thinking about. | Print Collector/Getty Images 1. William Henry Harrison ...

Jeffrey Rosen, law professor at George Washington University and CEO of the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, began writing his new appreciation of the 27th president ("William Howard ...

Yes, the Nationals have chosen William Howard Taft, the 27th President of the United States. There’s actually a pretty neat baseball tie-in here, as Taft began the presidential tradition of throwing ...

Taft unsuccessfully resisted President William McKinley’s entreaties that he become governor of the Philippines (“I have never approved of keeping the Philippines”).