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Events (301)
- August 28, 1949, and After: Initial Media Reports of ‘Peekskill Affair’ Favor Mob, Blame Concert Organizers 1949-08-28
- May 9-10, 1969: New York Times Reveals Secret Cambodia Bombings; White House Responds with Illegal Wiretaps 1969-05-09
- June 5, 1969: New York Times Reporter Breaks Okinawa Story; Kissinger Orders Wiretap 1969-06-05
- June 13, 1971: First Installment of ‘Pentagon Papers’ Published 1971-06-13
- June 14, 1971: Attorney General Demands Times Cease Publication of Pentagon Papers 1971-06-14
- June 15, 1971: Justice Department Injuction Opens Landmark Case against New York Times 1971-06-15
- June 15, 1971: Nixon Demands Injunction to Stop Publication of Pentagon Papers, Orders Investigation 1971-06-15
- June 17, 1971: Court Refuses to Order New York Times to Turn over Pentagon Papers to White House 1971-06-17
- June 18, 1971: Pentagon Papers Hearings Begin 1971-06-18
- June 24, 1971: Supreme Court Blocks Publication of Pentagon Papers until It Can Rule on Case 1971-06-24
- June 26, 1971: Opening Arguments in Supreme Court over Pentagon Papers Case 1971-06-26
- June 30, 1971: Supreme Court Refuses to Block Publication of Pentagon Papers 1971-06-30
- February 1, 1972: Evangelist Billy Graham Complains of ‘Jewish Stranglehold’ on US to Nixon 1972-02-01
- May 19, 1972-on: Nixon Campaign Leads PR Campaign to Create Fake Public Support for Haiphong Mining Operation 1972-05-19
- October 12-15, 1972: Evidence of ‘Agent Provocateur’ Connections with White House Mounts 1972-10-12
- October 18, 1972: Watergate a Fiction of the Liberal ‘Eastern Establishment Media,’ Nixon Aides Contend 1972-10-18
- January 24, 1973: ’Deep Throat’ Confirms FBI’s Investigation Deliberately Short-Sighted; Evidence Lacking to Prove Deeper Conspiracy 1973-01-24
- February 26, 1973: CREEP Sues Press for Watergate Information 1973-02-26
- August 8, 1974: Nixon Speechwriter Pens Non-Resignation Speech in Case Nixon Decides to Stay and Fight 1974-08-08
- September 8-9, 1974: Firestorm of Public, Press Criticism Greet Nixon Pardon 1974-09-08
- December 21, 1974: New York Times Reveals CIA Spied on US Citizens for Decades 1974-12-21
- May 25, 1975: Journalist Reveals US Spy Program; Cheney Recommends Burglaries and Indictments as Retaliation 1975-05-25
- January 29, 1976: Pike Committee Report Criticizing US Intelligence Agencies Is Suppressed 1976-01-29
- December 26, 1976: CIA Director Bush Discusses Team B Findings with Press 1976-12-26
- July 9-31, 1987: Polls, Letters, Media Diverge in Opinion of North 1987-07-09
- November 16-17, 1987: Republicans Issue Minority Iran-Contra Report, Claim Administration Actions Legitimate 1987-11-16
- August 8, 1990: New York Times Prints Details of Meeting between Hussein and US Diplomat Wilson 1990-08-08
- September 20, 1990: Republican Political Action Committee Advises Candidates to Call Democratic Opponents ‘Sick,’ ‘Bizarre,’ ‘Traitors’ 1990-09-20
- January 9-13, 1991: Congress Authorizes War with Iraq 1991-01-09
- September 17, 1991: North Charges Dropped, Convictions Reversed 1991-09-17
- March 2, 1993: Koresh Reneges on Surrender Deal 1993-03-02
- March 5, 1993: Davidian Member Outside Compound Says Group Peaceful, Preparing for End Times 1993-03-05
- March 21, 1993: FBI Begins Blasting Music into Davidian Compound 1993-03-21
- March 25, 1993: Times: ‘Carnival Atmosphere’ Surrounds Besieged Davidian Camp 1993-03-25
- March 27, 1993: New York Times Reports Davidian Raid ‘Laden with Missteps, Miscalculations’ 1993-03-27
- April 20, 1993: New York Times: ‘Koresh Affair… Mishandled from Beginning to End’ 1993-04-20
- June 24, 1993: New York Times Receives Letter from ‘Unabomber,’ Claiming to Represent Anarchist Group 1993-06-24
- October 20, 1993: Future Oklahoma City Bomber Writes Letter to Sister Expressing Wish to ‘Tell It All’ Regarding ‘Anti-Gov’t Attitude’ 1993-10-20
- April 15, 1995: Oklahoma City Bomber Rents Ryder Truck Used to Plant Bomb 1995-04-15
- April 24, 1995 and After: News Media Exploring ‘Murky World of the Extreme Right’ following McVeigh Arrest in Oklahoma City Bombing 1995-04-24
- April 24, 1995: ’Unabomber’ Promises to Stop Bombing Spree if National Publication Prints Article 1995-04-24
- May 2, 1995: Idaho Representative Characterized as Militia Groups’ ‘Best Friend’ in Congress 1995-05-02
- May 16, 1995: Anonymous Sources Say McVeigh Acknowledges Carrying Out Oklahoma City Bombing 1995-05-16
- May 24, 1995: Elohim City Leader Denies Knowing McVeigh 1995-05-24
- June 9, 1995: Press Profiles Accused Oklahoma City Bombing Conspirator’s Lawyer 1995-06-09
- June 16, 1995: Kingman, Arizona Residents Wary of FBI Investigators Combing for Oklahoma City Bombing Clues 1995-06-16
- June 26, 1995: Accused Oklahoma City Bomber McVeigh Gives Newsweek Interview, Says He Will Plead Not Guilty 1995-06-26
- September 19, 1995: Washington Post Prints ‘Unabomber’ Manifesto 1995-09-19
- December 31, 1995: FBI ‘Profile’ of McVeigh Compares Accused Bomber to Serial Killer 1995-12-31
- April 4, 1996: ’Unabomber’ Charged with Federal Weapons Violation 1996-04-04