On April 29, 1974, President Richard Nixon delivered a primetime televised address that marked a decisive moment in Watergate — and, in ways no one could appreciate at the time, a turning point ...

This week marks 50 years since Richard Nixon resigned in disgrace in response to Watergate, the first and only sitting president to step down. The term Watergate itself, especially its suffix ...

Fifty years after Watergate, the nation faces another enormous moment in the alleged abuse of presidential power. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 68°F. Monday, July 14th 2025 ...

Ed Cox — the son-in-law of Richard Nixon — for the first time is publicly discussing the ex president’s disgraced exit from office 50 years ago following the Watergate scandal, an… ...

Former President Donald Trump revealed today that Richard Nixon’s “biggest regret” was giving in to GOP pressure to resign during the Watergate impeachment crisis, a move the 45th president ...

8th August 1974: American president Richard Nixon (1913 - 1994) announces his resignation on national television, following the Watergate scandal.

Opinion: America survived Watergate and it’ll survive the November election, too Current contest between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump draws parallels from 1974 scandal involving Richard Nixon ...

FILE — President Richard Nixon sits in his White House office, Aug. 16, 1973, as he poses for pictures after delivering a nationwide television address dealing with Watergate.

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

President Richard Nixon tells a group of Republican campaign contributors that he will get to the bottom of the Watergate scandal on May 9, 1973 in Washington.

Fifty years ago, on Aug. 9, 1974, Richard Nixon resigned the presidency. For many, he is mostly remembered as the only president to ever resign the office. No doubt, Watergate endures as a scar on ...