Twelve years ago, just after the 2004 Iowa caucuses, Democratic candidate Howard Dean raised his voice, balled his fist and entered political history as a man whose immoderate speaking style cost him ...

Did the infamous scream really end Howard Dean's presidential ambitions in 2004? — -- "We're going to Washington, D.C. to take back the White House...YEEEEEAAAGH!” "The Dean Scream" -- part of ...

Howard Dean has a long résumé. He was the longest-serving governor in Vermont’s history. As a presidential candidate in 2004, he pioneered the online fundraising and organizing methods that later ...

WASHINGTON — As another presidential election begins to take shape in this Internet Age, Saturday marks the 15th anniversary of Howard Dean's famous "scream" heard around the world, a moment that ...

My inbox this morning was full of “Howard Dean” Google Alerts notifying me that news outlets were comparing former Michigan governor Jennifer Granholm’s ...

FiveThirtyEight Elections: The Dean Scream A look at the story of 2004 presidential candidate Howard Dean, and his fateful "I Have a Scream" speech after his defeat in the Iowa Caucus. February 4, ...

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Nate Silver’s data journalism site FiveThirtyEight and ESPN Films will debut the first of a five-part series of short films tomorrow that promise to dive into some of the most iconic moments in U.S.

There are some things in politics that are legend, whether they're true or not. That former Vermont governor Howard Dean's enthusiastic "yeeeeaaah!" to rally his voters after a disappointing finish in ...