The 18 1/2-minute gap on Nixon's Watergate tapes may be solved with science. Aug. 7, 2009— -- When former President Richard M. Nixon waved his famous, awkward goodbye from the door of the ...

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The summer of 1973 was my baptism into national politics, as my teenage self was riveted by the legendary saga of Watergate. I watched the months of Justice Department investigations, congressional ...

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The Nov. 19 Metro article “A president under investigation 50 years ago declared, ‘I’m not a crook’” reported that then-President Richard M. Nixon’s “I’m not a crook” comment came as “the Watergate ...

Almost a decade after Richard Nixon resigned, the disgraced former president sat down with his one-time aide and told the tale of his fall from grace in his own words. For three decades, that version ...

The summer of 1973 was my baptism into national politics, as my teenage self was riveted by the legendary saga of Watergate. I watched the months of Justice Department investigations, congressional ...

GREG KELLY (HOST): All right. Who's that guy? Looks like an ordinary guy, right? Well, not an ordinary guy. He was career CIA, and his name is James McCord. And he was one of the Watergate burglars.