How the name of a Watergate burglar got into the JFK assassination files
Buried in the latest batch of released files on the assassination JFK were fresh details about what one of the infamous ...
The Alarming Effort To Rewrite the History of Watergate
For decades, politicians distanced themselves from Nixon's Watergate legacy. Now, some are advancing a new history.
Media Matters for America5dOpinion
Newsmax's Greg Kelly: “Watergate was a CIA operation designed to take [Richard Nixon] out”
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 ...
The Christian Post1d
4 takeaways from the JFK files
Patrick Gray on the "Conference of the Committee to Investigate Assassinations" in November of that year found that "some ...
Sterling Journal-Advocate6y
Watergate – The tapes
In February of 1973, the Senate convened a special committee to investigate the Watergate burglary, and named Sam Ervin, Democratic Senator from North Carolina, to head the committee. The seventy ...
Sterling Journal-Advocate6y
Watergate – conspiracy to coverup
On June 17, 1972, police nabbed five burglars inside the Democratic National Party’s headquarters, in a sixth floor suite in the Watergate Hotel, alongside the Potomac River, in Washington D.C ...
Capital Public Radio2y
Nixon at War: How Vietnam Led to Watergate
"Watergate burglary, criminal cover-up, investigation, resignation, the end. But now, after digging deep into this history for the podcast, I’ve come to a new and different understanding of ...
UPI11y
Liddy Freed, Carter Administration
Dennis Galeno: G. Gordon Liddy is freed. Called the mastermind of the Watergate burglary, he's able to walk away from prison having served the longest sentence of any Watergate figure: four years ...