This is an oldie (in more ways than one) but certainly a goodie. It's children's daytme TV hero Mr. Rogers who, in 1969, addressed the Senate regarding slashing funds for public television which President Richard Nixon wanted...

A young reporter named Dan Rather broke the landmark 1973 "Nixon ate a burrito and Kissinger had fish tacos" story. If memory serves, this "cantina" is the spot where the blueprints for the Watergate break-in were laid out....

We've been enjoying ourselves over the holiday break with our families and friends, but Headzup has been churning out the usual mobile-friendly political satire.  To catch up, we're bringing you their whole week's worth of...

On Aug. 8, 1974, Richard Nixon--tarnished by Watergate and vilified by most Americans--became the only president ever to resign the U.S. Presidency, in a televised speech to the nation.

No, "Cheney is Lucifer incarnate" isn't on the list. (That wouldn't be a surprise.)