Richard Nixon

President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama in the family theater of the White House on February 1, 2009.

Movie nights at the White House

Arts

One man’s quest to find every movie ever seen by a US president.

Why Richard Nixon Declared October Country Music Month

Arts, Culture & Media

Frank Langella Isn’t Scared of Epic Problems

Arts, Culture & Media
Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Chilean General Augusto Pinochet in an undated file photo.

‘My father lost his life through a bombing, by agents of a man who Henry Kissinger supported’

Justice
Marco Werman letter

Marco Werman: The first time I protested

Global Politics
Nixon Watergate tapes

Nixon thought he’d be the only one to ever hear his secret recordings

Conflict

Forty years ago today, President Richard Nixon resigned after incriminating tape recordings from a high-tech audio system he installed in his offices came to light. Is presidential decision-making less transparent today, or will secrets always find a way to be heard?

Nixon Watergate tapes

Nixon thought he’d be the only one to ever hear his secret recordings

Conflict

Forty years ago today, President Richard Nixon resigned after incriminating tape recordings from a high-tech audio system he installed in his offices came to light. Is presidential decision-making less transparent today, or will secrets always find a way to be heard?

The World

Ralph Steadman’s fear and loathing of Richard Nixon

Ralph Steadman’s illustrations for the gonzo classic “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas” are as famous as Hunter S. Thompson’s prose. The British cartoonist found a favorite subject in Richard Nixon, a man he personally loathed but loved to draw. Steadman has gone on to draw successive American presidents, including Barack Obama, in his distinctive ink and spatter style and the release of a new film about him is an opportunity to look back at his impressions of American leaders.

The World

Ralph Steadman’s fear and loathing of Richard Nixon

Ralph Steadman’s illustrations for the gonzo classic “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas” are as famous as Hunter S. Thompson’s prose. The British cartoonist found a favorite subject in Richard Nixon, a man he personally loathed but loved to draw. Steadman has gone on to draw successive American presidents, including Barack Obama, in his distinctive ink and spatter style and the release of a new film about him is an opportunity to look back at his impressions of American leaders.

“Our Nixon” Documentary Gives Inside Look at 37th President

When it comes to Richard Nixon, there’s a set of recordings that his legacy will never be able to break free of: Those Watergate tapes. But for three of his closest aides, it’s a different set of recordings that Richard Nixon will best be remembered by. Those recordings–all Super 8 home movies–were made between 1969 […]