The program -- which Woodward compares to the World War II era Manhattan Project that developed the atomic bomb -- must remain secret for now or it would "get people killed," Wood ...

Interview with author and former AJC writer Ralph Ellis, whose 'The Accident Report' is a novel about a Watergate-inspired reporter digging for dirt in the small-town South.

Mike Gundy reworked his contract after a standoff with Oklahoma State, and it isn't a great sign for his prospects moving ...

How did we go from President Donald Trump's promises to release the Jeffrey Epstein client list to the determination there ...

Newspaper reporters were once powerful enough to topple a government using only their typewriters. Watergate sent countless ...

Trump makes no secret of his desire for the Nobel Peace Prize. After taking an outsized role in the Middle East, perhaps he ...

Murray still holds a grudge against Woodward for ‘Wired,” the controversial 1984 biography that the Washington Post journalist penned about Belushi.

Bill Murray and Bob Woodward reportedly exchanged “tense” words over the Watergate reporter’s book on John Belushi when they came face to face at the Kennedy Center over the weekend.

Bob Woodward says Americans “better be frightened” when it comes to President-elect Trump’s upcoming second term, citing the power inherent to the presidency.