Warren Harding

This last is what Gladwell calls the Warren Harding error, and it is, he says, the "dark side of rapid cognition."

The Moment of Truth? Halpern, Sue 2005

Warren Harding would be the first of many presidents to visit wounded troops here.

Walter Reed hospital prepares to close out rich history 2011

He ended up on the ticket with Warren Harding not so much because of his overwhelming appeal to the American public - he was known for being taciturn, unsociable, and downright weird Alice Roosevelt Longworth wondered if he had been "weaned on a pickle".

Lynn Parramore: Amity Shlaes's Forgotten History: When Unions Go Bust, We All Do Lynn Parramore 2011

Warren Harding followed up with a cut in 1922 that lowered the top rate to 58%, and the 25% rate applied to $38,000 of income.

The Economics Of Substantial Budget Cuts 2011

Few presidents have come to the White House with a thinner résumé one term in the Senate from Ohio or performed so ineffectually as Warren Harding.

One-Term Presidents John Steele Gordon 2011

To the west is the 23-million-acre National Petroleum Reserve Alaska, created in 1923 by Warren Harding and by some estimates holding up to 15 billion barrels of oil.

Alaska's Ebbing Oil 2011

The book also includes an appendix with sketches of 22 also-ran also-rans, like James M. Cox, the Ohio governor who was defeated by Warren Harding in 1920—but who ushered a former assistant secretary of the Navy, Franklin Roosevelt, onto the national stage by choosing him as a running mate.

Influence Instead of Victory Robert K. Landers 2011

If not for the constant rings of cellphones and the persistent flashes of digital cameras, it would have been easy to believe the room had somehow time-traveled back to the Warren Harding administration.

A Retro Jazz Movement With a Good Dance Beat Will Friedwald 2011

The Nose was first scaled by Warren Harding, Wayne Merry and George Whitmore in 1958—after 45 days of climbing scattered over 16 months.

The Nose in a Day Michael J. Ybarra 2012

To meet the crisis that spanned the administrations of Woodrow Wilson and Warren Harding, the Treasury ran a budget surplus and the Fed raised interest rates.

Follow the Money James Grant 2011