Watergate

The former special prosecutor also claimed that Attorney General Jeff Sessions could be a "possible witness" for the special counsel.

We already know that Richard Nixon and Donald Trump share dangerous personality traits. Both men can be characterized as impulsive, thin-skinned, revenge seeking, and crude (Nixon on the tapes; Trump in the open).

Democrats may return to power in 2018. Keeping it could prove difficult—just ask the congressional class of 1974

“Jared Kushner has many, many strikes lining up against him in the Mueller investigation,” Carl Bernstein said.

John Dean said he did not believe Trump would commit the same abuses of power as Nixon because he hadn’t figured out how to.

A former Watergate prosecutor claimed the president's recent attacks on the FBI could be threats against potential witnesses.

Bernstein said Trump had tainted the presidency with lies and a "disrespect for American institutions."

Stephen King, Trump’s envoy to the Czech Republic, reportedly roughed up the wife of Nixon’s campaign director to silence her about Watergate crimes.

In both the Russia probe and Watergate, key figures pleaded guilty to avoid huge prison sentences.

“I think the uranium sale to Russia and the way it was done so underhanded with tremendous amounts of money being passed, I think that's Watergate modern age,” Trump said.

Mark Felt leaked key details of the Watergate cover-up to the press. But he wasn't the patriotic hero you think he was.

Filmmaker Peter Landesman goes "inside the heart and mind of the man" who changed history as the informant "Deepthroat."

James Quarles was an assistant special prosecutor focusing on campaign finance during the Nixon probe.

The 1974 book tells the story of the Watergate scandal, and some readers are finding it newly relevant.

The president ate cottage cheese, got a haircut and talked to photos of past presidents.

Jill Wine-Banks compared Trump Jr. to a child asking his parents to help him fake an illness.

The break with the D.C. professional Republican class continues.

Nixon, Reagan, and Clinton have all faced serious accusations. What makes Trump's presidency different?

In June 1973, just 24 percent of people said they thought Richard Nixon should be impeached.

One lesson: Small incidents can blow up into bigger scandals.

The president tweeted: "James Comey better hope that there are no 'tapes' of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press!" Claims about Trump's past actions indicate there may be.

The president's reference to "tapes" harks back to the days of Richard Nixon's political scandal.

President Donald Trump seemed to think getting rid of FBI Director James Comey would be a clean kill. He was wrong.

Follow the film quotes: The pace of political news is entirely too frenetic, but is it not also very familiar?

Fred Thompson, Watergate Warrior, Dead at 73

As executive editor from 1968 until 1991, Bradlee became one of the most important figures in Washington and oversaw the paper's Watergate coverage

Revealed for the first time: the many sources used by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein to bring down all the president’s men