The 1932 kidnapping and death of the then almost-two-year-old Charles "Charlie" Lindbergh was the stuff of tragic melodrama.

And when Charles Lindbergh landed the Spirit of St. Louis on Paris’ Le Bourget field, people everywhere—groundlings with a sudden vision of a boundless future—experienced a leap of the heart.

They had five children and eventually moved to St. Louis. Their son, Irshad, sold subscriptions for the Post-Dispatch as a side hustle while he was in college in the 80s.

DNA tests confirm that pioneering American aviator Charles Lindbergh fathered three illegitimate children in Germany, their spokesman has said. The tests prove that Dyrk and David Hesshaimer and their ...

Lindbergh was quite familiar with Texas, having spent two years doing his pilot training at San Antonio’s Kelly Field. He flew into Fort Worth from Abilene on Monday, Sept. 26, and spent that night.

In a world darkened daily with lies, murders and wars, I saw rainbows and confetti when I read that The Post is brightening my day by publishing the daily comics in color. Thank you for giving me ...

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On May 21, 1927, Charles Lindbergh completed something that had never been done before – flying non-stop across the Atlantic. Ninety years later, his feat still inspires awe and wonder. Fly with ...

THE body of Charles Lindbergh’s murdered child was found in a disturbing state that could indicate his kidnapping was planned, an author has said. Little 20-month-old Charles Lindbergh Jr. my… ...

Charles Lindbergh, the first to fly solo and non-stop across the Atlantic Ocean, landed the Spirit of St. Louis at Lunken Field in 1927 to a warm welcome.

Who Really Kidnapped the Lindbergh Baby? Retired Judge Believes Charles Lindbergh Offered Up His Child For Medical Experiments Charles Lindbergh was a known believer in eugenics, and his son was ...