Thomas Jefferson', the History channel's new six-part documentary series examines the complicated legacy of the third U.S.

Direct descendants of Jefferson, as well as a number of historians, are interviewed for the six-part docuseries.

"The day never saw a more miserable creature when the sun rose that next morning," the future president said, according to ...

A six-part History Channel documentary offers a clear-eyed view of Jefferson’s flaws, contradictions and triumphs.

He was also a founding father and scholar who spoke French ... address the subject in the new six-part documentary series Thomas Jefferson, which premieres Feb. 17 on the History channel and ...

Charlottesville hotelier Molly Hardie has been named the new board chairwoman of the nonprofit group that owns and operates ...

Sen. Ted Cruz joined other X users in roasting Al Sharpton for invoking the names of James Madison and Thomas Jefferson ...

Thomas Jefferson football star Amare' Gough knew it from when he was a kid: he is the fastest guy on the field.

Gov. Ron DeSantis emphasized George Washington’s virtue in choosing the success of the country over his desire for power ...

From Lady Liberty’s shining light to scenes of pastoral Monticello, frescoes adorn the walls and ceiling of Pavilion VI’s ...

the enslaved personal chef of Thomas Jefferson. Hemings was also Jefferson’s brother-in-law by marriage, his parents being Jefferson’s father-in-law John Wayles and Wayles’ slave Betty Hemings.