Nixon library loses Watergate whitewash
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The privately operated Richard M. Nixon Library and Birthplace was officially handed over to federal archivists Wednesday and researchers can pore over documents and tapes detailing "the good, the bad and the ugly" on the 37th president and his legacy.
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The places where cultural history was made in New York City have largely disappeared, and on Friday another institution was lost.
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An American institution is in danger of fading away.
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For presidential candidates, the post-Watergate system of financing campaigns with public money has become the great divide. Former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack, who dropped out of the Democratic presidential race last week, is likely only the first to fall into the chasm.
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Sometimes, it's the donor who lets the school down rather than the other way around. Schools have chipped donors' names off buildings after a conviction or a scandal. This summer, Roger Williams University in Rhode Island renamed its law school, dropping a donor's name after he made a racist comm...
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In his first job as a White House lawyer, Fred Fielding, barely in his 30s, broke the news to President Nixon about the Watergate break-in.
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Behind the scenes at the Clinton library opening, as old foes praised one another
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It's another public relations debacle for the nation's museum industry, already tarred by reports that top institutions knowingly dealt in looted Italian artifacts.
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By Bob Shaw, Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn.  Jun. 3--WOODBURY -- No one will say who it is, but the Water-Hog of Woodbury has become a bit of a legend.
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Italy's Senate library is getting tough on forgetful lawmakers demanding they return books on Adolf Hitler and other subjects that are up to 25 years overdue.
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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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Stung by scandal, the Smithsonian needs to dust off Americaâs collection.
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AUSTIN, Texas  - The Watergate notes of Washington  Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein will go on  public display for the first time, but they will not disclose  the name of famed source "Deep Throat" - at least not yet, the  two reporters said on Thursday.
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The museum's decision to abandon its current redesign suggests how a much-heralded public architecture project can be derailed by economics, politics and personalities.
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As Bill Clinton's library is unveiled at a gala opening this week, one thing is certain: His messy legacy will be on full display.
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The tale of how the swimming hall of fame nearly lost the most valuable part of its memorabilia collection began with a scene straight out of a prime-time police drama.
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The Budget Office and the case of the disappearing public interest