At the Republican National Convention in 1968, Richard Nixon and the world’s biggest basketball star launched a bold plan to win over Black voters skeptical of the Democratic Party. But it ...

The political and financial risks of the 1970s are back in the White House, Edward Price writes in a guest commentary.

Former Richard Nixon White House counsel John Dean, a critical whistleblower in the Watergate scandal, reiterated on the ...

President Richard Nixon authorized the Watergate break-in and then covered it up. When his actions became known, Republican Congressional leaders went to the White House and asked Nixon to resign ...

Little was done with either the short list or the longer compilation during Nixon’s first term. A congressional investigation of the IRS in late 1973 concluded that there was “no evidence that ...

That Richard Nixon was cheated out of the presidency in 1960 has become almost an accepted fact. ... The GOP’s failure to prove fraud doesn’t mean, of course, ...

President Richard Nixon stared out intensely from behind the Resolute Desk on August 7, 1974. “I have not cried since Eisenhower died,” Nixon told a captive audience of three, Sen. Barry ...

Richard Nixon’s short-term meddling with the Fed chair harmed the U.S. economy for years. Donald Trump’s threats show dangerous parallels and potential risks.

Marina Whitman was thrilled when President Richard Nixon announced her appointment in January 1972 as one of three members of the Council of Economic Advisers, the first woman to serve in that role.

When President Richard Nixon was facing Watergate-related articles of impeachment in 1974, he talked to Sen. Barry Goldwater (R-Arizona) to see how things might go in an impeachment trial.

Former President Richard Nixon met with President Bill Clinton at the White House in 1993 shortly after Clinton had secured a victory in the 1992 Presidential election.