Woodward and Bernstein became legends in the world of journalism after they broke Watergate - a sordid political scandal that involved the Nixon administration and his re-election campaign.

Famed Watergate reporter Bob Woodward revealed Thursday the contents of a long-lost interview he and partner Carl Bernstein ...

Yet it was another cover-up - the Watergate scandal, a botched burglary by his henchmen to wiretap their political opponents - that destroyed Nixon's presidency. Getty Images American children ...

Corbis via Getty Images Carl Bernstein’s joint coverage with Woodard of Richard Nixon and the Watergate scandal helped end the Republican’s presidency. Getty Images for WSJ. Magazine ...

This election is still a dead heat, according to most polls. In a fight with such wafer-thin margins, we need reporters on the ground talking to the people Trump and Harris are courting.

John O'Hurley, known for Seinfeld and his television hosting gigs, is involved in a very different project as he helps ...

Woodward and his former co-reporter, Carl Bernstein, are the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists who uncovered US president Richard Nixon’s involvement in the Watergate scandal (Nixon resigned in ...

Nixon, whose presidency was undone by the Watergate scandal exposed a half-century ago by Woodward and his Washington Post colleague Carl Bernstein. “Trump was the most reckless and impulsive ...

Blending modern details (decor is sleek and chic) while embracing its storied past (guest room key cards read "No need to break in"), the Watergate Hotel reopened in June 2016 after an extensive $ ...

Woodward, who has covered American presidents for 50 years, is best known for his reporting as a Washington Post reporter on the Watergate scandal during the Nixon administration. Woodward has ...

Journalists Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, best known for their reporting on the Watergate scandal, have slammed the Washington Post for its refusal to endorse a 2024 presidential candidate. The ...

Both men are longtime establishments in journalism and worked at the Washington Post, where their celebrated coverage of Richard Nixon and the Watergate scandal helped end his presidency.