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U.S. President Donald Trump (L) and Attorney General Jeff Sessions (R) attend a panel discussion on an opioid and drug abuse in the Roosevelt Room of the White House March 29, 2017 in Washington, DC.

President Trump Wanted to Fire Attorney General Jeff Sessions for Not 'Protecting' Him. The Constitution Says That's OK

Since taking office nearly a year ago, President Donald Trump has shredded ...

Since taking office nearly a year ago, President Donald Trump has shredded all kinds of political norms, especially when it comes to the justice system. From attacking judges and FBI agents to calling for investigations...

This image released by Sony Pictures Classics shows Liam Neeson in "Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House."

The True Story Behind the New Movie About Watergate and Deep Throat

Here's what is fact and fiction in the movie about Mark Felt

Nixon Counsel John Dean Tells Samantha Bee Trump Is More Worrisome

"We could have a war so easily"

The History That Makes President Trump's 'Tapes' Tweet Controversial

Several presidents taped conversations at the Oval Office, but there's a go...

Several presidents taped conversations at the Oval Office, but there's a good reason that practice stopped.

Tom Brady appears in United States District Court on Aug. 12, 2015.

See the 16 Most Bizarre Courtroom Sketches

A collection inspired by the impressionistic courtroom sketch of Tom Brady ...

A collection inspired by the impressionistic courtroom sketch of Tom Brady during the "Deflategate" hearing

TV image of Pres. Richard M. Nixon announcing his resignation in speech from the Oval Office.

See Richard Nixon's Resignation Speech—and What Happened Right After

Watch an exclusive clip from CNN's documentary series 'The Seventies'

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How Memory Links the Presidency, Ferguson and the Cosby Mess

The human brain forgets much more than it remembers, and that has an impact...

The human brain forgets much more than it remembers, and that has an impact on history, criminal justice and more

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