The 128 E. 38th St. gem, in Murray Hill, once belonged to Mary “Mamie” Lincoln Isham, the granddaughter of Abraham Lincoln.

The former Manhattan residence of Abraham Lincoln’s granddaughter is set to hit the market for $10.5 million.

The cover of 'Nance: A Girl of Color and Her Lawyer Abraham Lincoln,' a new book by Kevin Orlin Johnson. It details the case ...

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is returning to the hit Broadway show in the title role of Mary Todd Lincoln starting April 8. Escola will be joined by fellow original cast members Conrad Ricamora as Mary’s Husband (also known ...

EXCLUSIVE — When "Goonies" actor Robert Davi was asked about the sequel to the cult 1980s classic, he shared some concerns about whether he was going to get the call to revive his character Jake ...

Most of the excitement around this thriller stems from the fact it marks Robert De Niro’s first TV series, after more than five decades of moviemaking. If there were any lingering doubt about ...

A routine talk show question for Robert De Niro took a political ― and incredibly poignant ― turn on Wednesday’s broadcast of “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.” While promoting his new Netflix ...

After her husband's assassination in 1865, Mary Todd's eldest son, Robert Todd Lincoln, gradually became concerned about his mother's erratic behavior and had her committed to an insane asylum in ...

It’s been more than two years since Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley began their prison sentences, and the longtime couple has not spoken a word to each other in that time. The pair’s daughter ...

Savannah Chrisley is turning to President Donald Trump for help as her parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, remain incarcerated after being convicted of federal bank fraud and tax evasion.