Half a century ago Congress, the courts, other key institutions within and outside of the government, and the American public ...

Weissmann referenced the so-called “ Saturday Night Massacre ” of October 1973, when then-President Richard Nixon fired special prosecutor Archibald Cox in a desperate bid to thwart the investigation ...

When you hear the word “Watergate,” the first thing that likely pops into your head is the infamous scandal that brought down President Richard Nixon in 1974. But have you ever wondered how th ...

For this is the security school funded by the chief “plumber” in the Nixon ... Watergate complex in Washington. The botching of the so- called “third-rate burglary” eventually cost Richard ...

And it’s easy enough to see why it sold a gazillion copies when it was published in June 1974 as the Watergate scandal headed toward its frenzied conclusion. (I’m aware that Woodward/Bernstein don’t ...

Fifty years ago last week, Richard Nixon resigned ... careful and honorable impeach m ent inquiry that even several ...

The term “Watergate” has become synonymous with the infamous political scandal that brought down former President Richard Nixon in 1974. But have you ever thought about where the name of the ...

Editor’s note: This article is one in a five-part series looking back on the life of one of Duke’s most infamous alumni — Richard ... m. to buy fresh groceries at the Los Angeles markets ...

Explore the enigmatic life of Richard Nixon, from his rise to power as the 37th U.S. President to the infamous Watergate scandal, revealing the complexities of ambition, politics, and downfall in ...

Richard M. Nixon lost the election of 1960 to John F. Kennedy by a small margin of 112,000 popular votes. When Nixon ran again in 1968, he cast himself as representing a “Great Silent Majority,” a ...