And what a revealing portrait of Nixon, his top aides, and Agnew emerges from those tapes — which were recorded from February 1971 to July 1973 before being discontinued after the Senate ...

Just as they say that the poor are always with is, so it is with Richard Nixon, arguably the most tormented American president, who comes back to us in the new book “Ike and Dick” (appr… ...

Then President Richard Nixon was the subject of this political cartoon by Pat Oliphant. It is part of an exhibit at the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge. (Courtesy of the Norman Rockwell Museum) ...

Guston drew the cartoons, which were not published during his lifetime, in two spiral-bound sketchbooks in July and August of 1971. The National Gallery of Art has just published them in “Poor ...

Spiro Theodore "Ted" Agnew was the son of Greek immigrants who put himself through law school after his discharge from the military. He was not a career politician and only served in one political ...

The Nixon-Agnew T.V. Committee paid for three campaign commercials for the Nixon-Agnew presidential campaigns 1968. Report Video Issue Javascript must be enabled in order to access C-SPAN videos.

Cartoons Sunday’s political cartoons include a SpaceX flight, Bibi pulling Donald Trump toward war, and an ICE agent looking like a bank robber 5 bunker-busting cartoons about the Israel-Iran war ...

Agnew was a physically imposing yet politically unremarkable figure when selected out of obscurity to be Nixon’s running mate in 1968. Agnew had worked his way up the political ladder, starting ...

President Richard M. Nixon and Vice President Spiro Agnew at the "Western White House" in San Clemente, Calif., on Aug. 22, 1970. Wind, rain and hail pummeled the line of mourners that stretched ...

Spiro Agnew joined “Meet the Press”on August 27, 1972 to discuss the Nixon administration’s handling of the Vietnam War. Agnew served as vice president during the Nixon administration, from ...