a scandal usually involving abuses of office, skulduggery, and a cover-up noun (2) a gate (as of a building) giving access to a body of water floodgate Watergate词源中文解释 14世纪中期,“水渠”; 14世纪后期,“水闸门”; 来自 water(n.1)+ gate(n.)。这是华盛顿特区的一座建筑的名称,该建...
Production ofThe White House Plumbershas been paused to investigate an on-set altercation that took place. Development of HBO’s series centered on the Watergate scandal began in 2019 from the same writers and producerswho were behindVeep. Like many of HBO’s limited series, the project has ...
steps ahead ofWashington Postjournalists Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein. While Woodward and Bernstein are celebrated in history as the “intrepid” reporters who cracked the Watergate case, in reality it was the hard work of these FBI agents who simply would not be waylaid. Continue reading "Th...
John Dean, the President's former counsel had been fired on April 30 and was now busily leaking stories all over Washington about the Watergate scandal. Some of them hinted that the President was involved in the cover-up. Dean seemed to have some record of White House misdeeds; he told Ju...