John Hinckley Jr. seeks forgiveness for shooting Reagan, presidential entourage Tuesday, July 5 by ABC News(NEW YORK) -- More than 40 years after he shot President Ronald Reagan and three others, John Hinckley Jr. said he's filled with remorse over his actions, but he's ready to move forward with his life.Hinckley, 67, spoke with "Nightline" co-anchor Juju Chang two... Read More.
Nancy Reagan ‘Forever Stamp’ unveiled at White House Tuesday, June 7 by ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- A new postage stamp to honor former first lady Nancy Reagan was unveiled Monday.First lady Jill Biden revealed the "Nancy Reagan Forever" stamp at the White House, praising her predecessor as someone who served the American people with "grace.""She understood that the... Read More.
John Hinkley, who tried to assassinate Reagan, granted unconditional release Monday, September 27 by ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A federal judge approved a plan Monday to unconditionally release John Hinckley Jr., who had shot and wounded former President Ronald Reagan in 1981, from all remaining court-ordered restrictions, if he continues to follow rules and agrees to undergo regular mental... Read More.
