Both Vice Presidents Richard Nixon and Henry Wallace faced efforts to drop them from the ticket in presidential reelection campaigns.
By excluding from its articles of impeachment the bombing of Cambodia and other covert attacks during the Vietnam War, the House Judiciary Committee strictly limited the scope of Richard Nixon's accountability.
Distinguished historians have written extensively on the misconduct in presidential administrations since George Washington.
Recently declassified documents reveal that Alexander Haig and other White House staff actively worked to remove Richard Nixon — the President they worked for — from office.
A recent presidential edict will make it harder for historians to practice their trade.
How bad is it when Presidents get really sore?
The English journalist has spent more than a decade preparing a book on this country’s role in the most eventful hundred years since the race began. He liked what he found enough to become an American himself.
The “loser decade” that at first seemed nothing more than a breathing space between the high drama of the 1960s and whatever was coming next is beginning to reveal itself as a bigger time than we thought
What strange vehicle could accommodate a crew as disparate as this? Hint: In any election year they’re all
and… …a glimpse at the grandfathers of the candidates exhibits the wonderful diversity of American life