In the early morning hours after Sen. Ted Kennedy crashed his car off a bridge on Chappaquiddick Island, killing his passenger, 28-year-old Mary Jo Kopechne, he turned first not to his wife — but to his mistress for help
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In the third episode of PEOPLE's podcast Cover-Up, you’ll get to know the real Mary Jo — a small-town girl with big dreams who was deeply affected by Sen. Robert Kennedy's death — and so much more than a "blonde secretary"
From the President's Recent Call for 'Boarder Security' to 'Covfefe': Donald Trump's Worst Typos
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From "covfefe" to "Teresa" May, here are typos and spelling errors from Donald Trump and his administration
George H.W. Bush Had the Longest Presidential Marriage: 'First Man I Ever Kissed,' Said Barbara
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Barbara Pierce Bush was just 16 years old when she met future husband George H.W. Bush, beginning an epic romance that would last more than 76 years until her death at 92 on Tuesday
George H.W, Bush, who led the Gulf War and saw the end of the Cold War, passed away on Friday night
John McCain Spent His Final Thanksgiving Deep-Frying Turkeys: It Was Like a Military 'Operation'
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The late Sen. John McCain spent his final Thanksgiving deep-frying seven turkeys for his family
