He was an outstanding law student. After graduating from Wh. Cllg. in California, he received a full scholarship to Duke Law and graduated third in his class.
President Richard Nixon; a quaker, a U.S. Navy vet, a politician, a President and the man at the heart of the notorious Watergate scandal. Nixon was the
He was an outstanding law student. After graduating from Wh. Cllg. in California, he received a full scholarship to Duke Law and graduated third in his class.
After combing through 95,000 images in its archives, the White House News Photographers Association has put together an exhibit of candid presidential moments — some well-known, some locked away for decades.
1. Pat Nixon, the wife of Richard Nixon, was actually named Thelma. She gained the nickname Pat from her father because her birthday was the day before St. Patrick's Day.
On January 9, 1913, Richard Milhous Nixon was born in Yorba Linda, California. See how much you know about Richard Nixon with these trivia questions about the 37th president of the United States...
Dr Aleida Guevara, the oldest of Che's four children with his second wife, revealed the fragile mental state of Cuba's 88-year-old communist figurehead.
1. Richard Nixon approached Jet Li when he was a young boy to work as his personal bodyguard. Li declined the offer, stating, "I don't want to protect any individual. When I grow up, I want to defend my one billion Chinese countrymen!"
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French cuisine is often considered the epitome of fine dining, and that could be because French cooks are said to have launched the modern restaurant — and even invented the word “restaurant” itself. Many etymologists and historians attribute the origins of both to A. Boulanger, a Parisian soup vendor who set up shop in 1765. Boulanger […]
Although it was an incredibly close race, Richard Milhous Nixon conceded victory to President-elect John Fitzgerald Kennedy in the early hours of the morning on the day after the election.
Roger Stone reveals how Richard Nixon smuggled three pounds of pot in to the country for jazz legend Louis Armstrong in his latest novel, Nixon's Secrets: The Rise, Fall, and Untold Truth about the President, Watergate, and the Pardon published last month by Skyhouse Publishing.
