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This morning the Washington Post published a column stirring a lot of discussion in the blogosphere, as the hours tick by before the voters decide the elections that constitute the first major referendum on the Barack Obama presidency.  It was co-written by Douglas...

Tomorrow, on Halloween, a few minutes after 6 am, on a major cable channel, the thirty-seventh president of the United States will intone the  passage of his August 8, 1974 speech to the nation that starts, "I am not a quitter. To leave office before my term is...

“Today,” President Nixon began, “there are some who say that that [American] spirit is dead – that we no longer have the strength of character, idealism, and faith we once had.” That was October 1972; this is October 2010. America was in the midst of a deciding...

This week is Red Ribbon Week, a national week of awareness in America about the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse. While it is true that Red Ribbon Week did not officially come into being until the mid-1980s, in a coincidental twist, President Richard Nixon signed the...

From Sandra Molina of the Whittier Daily News: WHITTIER - Geoff Shepard is the remaining living individual with the most experience involved in the intricacies of Richard Nixon's Watergate defense. He served five years in the Nixon White House, having joined the...

The RN's daughter and Ike's grandson were featured in an exclusive interview on the latest CBS Sunday Morning. The two spoke about Going Home to Glory their new book about the final years of the iconic World War II General, his influence on President Nixon and their...

Together with the Nixon Center and the University of Southern California's U.S.-China Institute, the Nixon Foundation hosted a special Nixon Legacy Forum on the USC campus to explore RN's historic opening to China and its impact on modern U.S.-China relations. Dwight...