The Nixon administration’s enemies list inspired bipartisan revulsion. Its purpose was, in the immortal words of President Richard Nixon ... the enemies list “an act of proto-fascism.

The Nixon administration’s enemies list inspired bipartisan revulsion. Its purpose was, in the immortal words of President Richard Nixon ... the enemies list “an act of proto-fascism.

Former President Richard Nixon’s closest aides were convicted yesterday of covering up the Watergate affair – the scandal that forced the first president in American history from office.

Gail Richardson, of Placentia, signs a condolence book for former President Jimmy Carter in the lobby of the Richard Nixon Library & Museum in Yorba Linda, CA, on Monday, Dec. 30, 2024.

A photo is worth a thousand words, and one particular photo of Elvis Presley hanging out, cape-like jacket and all, with former president Richard Nixon sparked quite a few words from fans at the time.

They’re talking about you on the TV!” Then-White House Counsel John Dean had just testified that President Richard Nixon kept an enemies list, and I was No. 12 on that list. The phones quickly ...

President Richard Nixon, in the Oval Office in 1971. After serving as administrative assistant to New York City Mayor John Lindsay, I decided to switch lanes. I left City Hall and opened a restaurant ...

The closest it ever happened was in 1973, when then-President Richard Nixon ordered flags lowered to honor former President Lyndon B. Johnson who died just days after Nixon’s second swearing-in.

whose campaign was burdened by the political baggage he carried from his decision to pardon disgraced President Richard Nixon following the Watergate scandal. He served only one tumultuous four ...

Elected in the aftermath of the Watergate scandal that brought down President Richard Nixon, Jimmy Carter, the former governor of Georgia, ran as a Washington outsider and rose to the White House ...

The closest precedent occurred in 1973, when then-President Richard Nixon ordered flags lowered to honor former President Lyndon B. Johnson, who had died just days after Nixon’s second inauguration.

During his governorship, then-President Richard Nixon resigned and Gerald Ford was inaugurated. After a couple of tense Democratic primaries in 1968 and 1972, Carter achieved a relatively easy ...