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Henry Kissinger Speaks On China And The Mideast
This month, Dr. Henry Kissinger, Secretary of State during the Nixon and Ford Administrations and co-winner of the 1973 Nobel Peace Prize, published his first new book in eight years, On China. (Its publisher, Simon & Schuster, has simultaneously reissued Dr....
Video: James Rogan Gives New Insight on Clinton Impeachment
Former Congressman James Rogan visited the Nixon Library Thursday to discuss his new book Catching our Flag: Behind the Scenes of a Presidential Impeachment. A prosecutor and judge by trade, Rogan ascended to the elite House Judiciary Committee as a freshman...
Obama Puts The War Powers Resolution To The Test
Today marks a significant milestone in a contest between the executive and legislative branches of this nation's government that began nearly four decades ago, for it looks as if President Obama will not be asking Congress to permission to continue America's military...
RN and LBJ—An Overlooked Relationship
On May 13, 1958, while on a trip to Latin America, Vice President Richard M. Nixon found his limousine under attack by an angry mob in Caracas, Venezuela. The incident was so provocative that President Eisenhower ordered elements of the 101st Airborne Division to...
A Great Photographer’s Favorite President
Harry Benson is a native of Glasgow, Scotland, in his eighties, who has for close to sixty years been one of the most skilled personality photographers on the planet. He made his name in the '50s with pictures of everyday life in his gritty native city and of...
GOP Candidates Should Take Cues From RN
Written for the The Daily Caller. Do Republicans need to grow up — again? Shortly after Richard Nixon’s “last press conference” on the night of his defeat in the 1962 California gubernatorial race — when he uttered the infamous phrase, “you won’t have Nixon to kick...
RN & Gingrich
At The New York Times "Caucus" blog, Matt Bai compares Newt Gingrich to RN: [I]f Mr. Gingrich is looking for hopeful historical comparisons, the more apt one might be Richard Nixon. Unlike Mr. Reagan, who even in his lower moments retained a certain celebrity appeal,...
Robert Ellsworth 1926-2011
Former Congressman and Richard Nixon campaign and administration official, Ambassador Robert Ellsworth passed away earlier this week. He was 84. Ellsworth served as a Special Assistant to the President from 1969 to 1971, before RN appointed him as Ambassador to the...
Hon. Barbara Franklin Elected to Foundation Board
29th Commerce Secretary began her public service career in the Nixon White House leading efforts to appoint women to high-level government positions. YORBA LINDA, CALIFORNIA - The Richard Nixon Foundation is pleased to announce the election of the 29th Secretary of...
Six Presidents In Search Of Mexican Cuisine
Today at the blog of OC Weekly, Gustavo Arellano writes about "Six Presidential Encounters With Mexican Food, Ranked From Best To Worst." Of the six Chief Executives discussed, Richard Nixon, as a native Californian, had the longest experience with Mexican cuisine,...