Watergate scandal

Film screening with an introduction by John Naughton, one of the lead investigators on the Conspiracy and Democracy project, and Helen Thompson of Cambridge University, who will talk about presidential politics, investigative journalism and the struggle to uncover the truth.

After President Nixon sought to destroy audio tapes that held evidence of potential crimes, Congress took action, passing the Presidential Records Act in 1978. That law made presidential papers the property of the American people. https://t.co/5Q2XjIM3iE

Just wait. Watergate didn’t become Watergate overnight, either.

A dozen beautiful stills from the work of the late cinematographer Gordon Willis, a groundbreaking visual artist famed for his treatment of shadow and darkness on the Godfather trilogy and some of Woody Allen’s best films.

Studio chiefs, Oscar winners, and TV royalty were surveyed to pick Hollywood's greatest movies of all time. These 100 films are among the best ever.

Magnum America, published by Thames & Hudson, seeks to unpack the myth and mystery of the United States as seen through the Magnum archive

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There's plenty of in-depth investigative journalism out there even now. People just prefer entertainment news. - reaction post - Imgur