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Trump has repeatedly referred to Biden's use of the autopen as "one of the biggest scandals" in political history.

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James Comer issued a subpoena compelling Annie Tomasini to appear before the House Oversight Committee as part of an ...

In an example of investigative reportage that falls considerably shy of revelations related to the Watergate scandal, abuses ...

Conspiracy theories like those surrounding Jeffrey Epstein can’t be extinguished, they can only be managed. Just look at what ...

The affair rocked Washington for years, and many Trump insiders believe it hurt his chances at advancing his first-term ...

North Carolina native David Gergen, advisor to the White Houses of Nixon, Ford, Reagan and Clinton, has died. He was 83.

David Gergen, 83, a political insider who advised four former US presidents, died in Massachusetts on July 10.

After serving in the government, he became a prominent political commentator. “Centrism doesn’t mean splitting the difference,” he said in 2020.

Congress built a system 50 years ago to prevent another Nixon. Trump seems determined to dismantle those rules.

Secret meetings. A mysterious informant. And a cover-up that reached the highest levels of U.S. government. This is the full story of how Watergate ended a presidency.