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Tag: Watergate
Slow Burn re-creates the daily barrage of information during the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal
And it asks the question, which details from the current administration will still matter 20 years from now?
Nautical thrillers and mysteries set sail on FilmStruck this week
The streaming-cinema channel presents features by Antonioni, Arthur Penn, and Rene Clement.
In firing Comey, Trump pulls a Nixon—again
By sacking Comey, Trump shows a defiance of FBI investigators that even Nixon didn’t dare.
Remembering William Gaines, the journalist obsessed with Watergate’s Deep Throat
William Gaines falsely ID’d Woodward and Bernstein’s source—then spent the next several decades examining where he went wrong.
Timeline Theatre’s based-on-fact play makes a contradictory case
Danny Casolaro Died for You, TimeLine Theatre’s based-on-fact play, makes a contradictory case.
Rick Perlstein crosses The Invisible Bridge between Nixon and Reagan
In a new book, Chicago historian and Nation writer Rick Perlstein continues to chart America’s rightward shift.
Don’t believe that historical marker! The republic wasn’t saved at the Deep Throat garage.
Watergate skeptics debunk the historical marker at the garage where Deep Throat, Woodward met.
Sometimes a Sophoclean melodrama is just a flowerpot
Did Deep Throat ever make Ben Bradlee uncomfortable? A new biography says yes. Bob Woodward protests.
Woodward and Bernstein respond to Leak
Woodward and Bernstein criticize Leak. Author Max Holland responds.
What made Deep Throat cough up?
Max Holland makes a case for why Mark Felt became Deep Throat
Nixon, Robertson, and reefer
Looks like it will take the Republicans to end the war on drugs.
Clifford Irving and the Watergate break-in
Was Clifford Irving’s phony autobiography of Howard Hughes partly responsible for the Watergate break-in?