Mr. President, we know you are not a saint and more than 77 million Americans were fine with that on election day. As bad as the Epstein files may be for you, it is more important to “let it go” and ...

The potential release of the FBI and Justice Department’s files on Jeffrey Epstein has Donald Trump obsessing about Richard ...

Across 34 years at The Washington Post, he reported on the King assassination, covered antiwar protests in D.C. and prepared ...

A New History” and editor in chief of Washingtonian magazine, reexamined popular narratives surrounding the Watergate scandal ...

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Trump noticed. Recall how Watergate unfolded. Burglars paid by the Nixon reelection campaign bugged telephones at the ...

On Nov. 17, 1973, President Richard Nixon uttered the infamous words, "I am not a crook," in response to reporters' questions ...

A controversial provision allowing senators to sue for $500,000 over subpoenaed phone records may be withdrawn from the ...

On Nov. 17, 1973, President Richard Nixon uttered the infamous words, "I am not a crook," in response to reporters' questions ...

On November 17th, 1973, utter this phrase. In the midst of the Watergate scandal that eventually ended his presidency, President Richard Nixon tells a group of newspaper editors gathered at Walt ...

History teaches that new blood, economic upheaval, and executive overreach are the recipe for overcoming congressional paralysis.

Mr. President, we know you are not a saint and more than 77 million Americans were fine with that on election day. As bad as ...