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From Watergate To Partygate: A Look At The "Gate" Scandals Over The Years
The break-in 50 years ago by Republican operatives at a Washington office led to the historic resignation of US president Richard Nixon -- but arguably it reverberated more deeply around the world with the coining of a single term: Watergate.
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50 Years Of Watergate: A President-Toppling Scandal Triggered By A Tape
It all began when a vigilant night watchman noticed a piece of tape on a door of the building where the Democratic National Committee's headquarters was located in Washington in June 1972.
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Gaslit Review: Julia Roberts Shines In Superbly Mounted Series On Watergate Scandal
Gaslit Review: Sean Penn, behind a thick layer of prosthetics and under a balding pate, captures the idiosyncrasies of the then US attorney-general to perfection.
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Blog: 'Source' Isn't A Dirty Word, It's How They're Handled
If we didn't have unnamed sources, would we have discovered scandals like Watergate, and the Adarsh and Coalgate scams closer home? I learnt my lesson early on in my career and then built more reliable sources in CBI and other parts of the government that I reported on. Question is, will everyone else?
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Donald Trump Says Bob Woodward's White House Book A "Scam"
Donald Trump on Friday slammed investigative journalist Bob Woodward's damning portrayal of the inner workings of the US president's administration as a "scam," alleging that it includes made-up quotes.
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Trump Calls Watergate Scandal Reporter Carl Bernstein "A Degenerate Fool"
US President Donald Trump took aim Wednesday at Carl Bernstein, one of the reporters who helped bring down Richard Nixon's presidency, accusing him of "making up" stories.
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Watergate Journalist To Reveal "Harrowing Life" In Trump's White House
In the worldwide capital of leaks and anonymous dishing that is Washington, secrets can be almost impossible to keep.
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Washington Post Ex-Editor Ben Bradlee, of Watergate Fame, Dies
Legendary former Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee, who oversaw reporting on the Watergate scandal which brought down US president Richard Nixon, died on Tuesday. He was 93.
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'Deep Throat' Garage from US Watergate Scandal to be Razed
One of the most historic U.S. journalism sites will vanish after a Virginia county board voted to demolish the building and parking garage central to the Watergate political scandal of the 1970s.
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Post-Edward Snowden, the National Security Agency's Future Rests on Admiral Mike Rogers' Shoulders
As U.S. National Security Agency Director Mike Rogers seeks to repair the damage to the agency caused by leaks about its electronic spying programs, the abuses of government revealed in the wake of the Watergate scandal are very much on his mind.
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At Nixon library, tension over how to portray a disgraced president
Nearly 40 years after President Richard Nixon resigned in disgrace because of the Watergate scandal, the debate over how his legacy should be defined seems as vibrant as ever - at Nixon's presidential library, at least.
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Richard Nixon's Watergate testimony to be made public
Thirty-six years after Richard Nixon testified to a grand jury about the Watergate break-in that drove him from office, a federal judge on Friday ordered the secret transcript made public.
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Senior aide to US President Nixon dies
Alexander Haig, a former US Secretary of State and senior aide to President Nixon during the Watergate Scandal, died on Saturday at the age of 85.
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From Watergate To Partygate: A Look At The "Gate" Scandals Over The Years
The break-in 50 years ago by Republican operatives at a Washington office led to the historic resignation of US president Richard Nixon -- but arguably it reverberated more deeply around the world with the coining of a single term: Watergate.
-
50 Years Of Watergate: A President-Toppling Scandal Triggered By A Tape
It all began when a vigilant night watchman noticed a piece of tape on a door of the building where the Democratic National Committee's headquarters was located in Washington in June 1972.
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Gaslit Review: Julia Roberts Shines In Superbly Mounted Series On Watergate Scandal
Gaslit Review: Sean Penn, behind a thick layer of prosthetics and under a balding pate, captures the idiosyncrasies of the then US attorney-general to perfection.
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Blog: 'Source' Isn't A Dirty Word, It's How They're Handled
If we didn't have unnamed sources, would we have discovered scandals like Watergate, and the Adarsh and Coalgate scams closer home? I learnt my lesson early on in my career and then built more reliable sources in CBI and other parts of the government that I reported on. Question is, will everyone else?
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Donald Trump Says Bob Woodward's White House Book A "Scam"
Donald Trump on Friday slammed investigative journalist Bob Woodward's damning portrayal of the inner workings of the US president's administration as a "scam," alleging that it includes made-up quotes.
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Trump Calls Watergate Scandal Reporter Carl Bernstein "A Degenerate Fool"
US President Donald Trump took aim Wednesday at Carl Bernstein, one of the reporters who helped bring down Richard Nixon's presidency, accusing him of "making up" stories.
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Watergate Journalist To Reveal "Harrowing Life" In Trump's White House
In the worldwide capital of leaks and anonymous dishing that is Washington, secrets can be almost impossible to keep.
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Washington Post Ex-Editor Ben Bradlee, of Watergate Fame, Dies
Legendary former Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee, who oversaw reporting on the Watergate scandal which brought down US president Richard Nixon, died on Tuesday. He was 93.
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'Deep Throat' Garage from US Watergate Scandal to be Razed
One of the most historic U.S. journalism sites will vanish after a Virginia county board voted to demolish the building and parking garage central to the Watergate political scandal of the 1970s.
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Post-Edward Snowden, the National Security Agency's Future Rests on Admiral Mike Rogers' Shoulders
As U.S. National Security Agency Director Mike Rogers seeks to repair the damage to the agency caused by leaks about its electronic spying programs, the abuses of government revealed in the wake of the Watergate scandal are very much on his mind.
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At Nixon library, tension over how to portray a disgraced president
Nearly 40 years after President Richard Nixon resigned in disgrace because of the Watergate scandal, the debate over how his legacy should be defined seems as vibrant as ever - at Nixon's presidential library, at least.
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Richard Nixon's Watergate testimony to be made public
Thirty-six years after Richard Nixon testified to a grand jury about the Watergate break-in that drove him from office, a federal judge on Friday ordered the secret transcript made public.
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Senior aide to US President Nixon dies
Alexander Haig, a former US Secretary of State and senior aide to President Nixon during the Watergate Scandal, died on Saturday at the age of 85.
