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The former RN staffer makes some interesting insights into RNs comeback in 1966-1968, as part of a comparison between RN and the former governor of Alaska. Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy

From "Mother Jones", there seems to be a new attempt afoot to find out what was on the infamous 18 1/2 minute gap on the tapes.  Not from the tapes, but Haldeman's notes during the meeting.

If the middle name on the President's birth certificate turns out to be "Morpheus" --- be afraid, be very afraid. (As originally seen on The Colbert Report.)

Today's Washington Post has an article by Frank Mankiewicz in which the political director of the 1972 McGovern campaign goes into more detail about the notion he toyed with in the hours after his candidate received the nomination one sweltering summer night in Miami...

This week, the Watergate Hotel went up for auction and, despite its enduring notoriety as the site of the June 1972 break-in that ultimately brought down Richard Nixon's presidency, found no takers - at least for the moment. (The development corporation that owned the...

Здравствуйте!: RN and PN arrive in Moscow for what would be a tense and historic trip. Photograph by Howard Sochurek for Life magazine. Fifty years ago today, Bill Safire knocked down a barrier and shouted to RN's military aide Don Hughes: "This way to the...

In the Soviet Union in 1959, as on all of RN's Vice Presidential diplomatic trips abroad beginning in 1953, PN continued to break ground by pursuing her own independent and substantive schedule.   Her work was recognized by Life magazine with its 10 August cover....

Say What?:  "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." As Neil Armstrong later observed: "I didn’t intentionally make an inane statement . . . certainly the ‘a’ was intended, because that’s the only way the statement makes any sense.” The first words...

Two triumphs of 20th Century American technology.