Nixon library loses Watergate whitewash
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The privately operated Richard M. Nixon Library and Birthplace is now under federal control and researchers can pore over documents and tapes detailing "the good, the bad and the ugly."
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The voice on the tape is eerie. It is the final stretch of the 1972 elections, and in the White House, Richard Nixon is poring over the news from the campaign trail with his aide, Chuck Colson, and weighing up his prospects for re-election.
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WASHINGTON _ Environmental Protection Agency officials on Monday defended their decision to close several agency libraries and replace them with online research collections. "When libraries go digital, everyone benefits," EPA Deputy Administrator Marcus Peacock said.
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By Charles Rabin, The Miami Herald  Feb. 16--A significantly watered-down version of a proposed ordinance to strip Miami-Dade Police of powers to investigate corruption at County Hall passed a key committee Thursday after being endorsed by the mayor and police director.
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In 1974 Richard Nixon, the US president, was ready to support the release on humanitarian grounds of prisoner number 7, but his efforts were thwarted by unwavering Soviet opposition.
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Stung by scandal, the Smithsonian needs to dust off Americaâs collection.
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By Shawn Day, Daily Press, Newport News, Va.  Jun. 23--WILLIAMSBURG -- A blog that took to task Web sites supporting and opposing College of William and Mary President Gene Nichol is being shut down and replaced by another site.
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The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum can't locate or account for tens of thousands of valuable mementos of Reagan's White House years, according to a published report.
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His inner sanctum faces one of the biggest turnovers since Nixon. But with an agenda already set, the cast of characters may matter less.
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New access to Woodward and Bernstein files has reignited interest in the Watergate tipster.
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The word "Watergate" echoed through Britain's corridors of power on Wednesday after a police corruption probe at the heart of Prime Minister Tony Blair's government appeared to widen into a cover-up inquiry.
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For a long time there have been rumors going around about Project Ocean, a project by Google to index all the pre-1923 content in the Stanford Library.
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In the shadow of Bill Clinton and his gleaming new presidential library, leaders of the struggling Democratic Party held informal discussions this week of how to come back from their devastating Election Day losses.
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The future of a museum dedicated to singers is unclear amid the removal of memorabilia and squabbling among present and past officials.
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Federal prosecutors yesterday dropped their demand that the American Civil Liberties Union turn over all copies of a "secret" document the organization had obtained, after the government was roundly criticized for using a grand jury subpoena in an attempt to seize the material.
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The Smithsonian Institution toned down an exhibit on climate change in the Arctic for fear of angering Congress and the Bush Administration
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Newly-released tapes and documents from the Nixon administration show the president was more concerened about Vietnam and wooing new voters than the scandal that would bring him down.