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A look back at James Watts undoing of Interior

While all of the nation’s leaders have undergone public perusal and criticism, purported waywardness in many cases is solely partisan in character.

<p>While the First Lady ran the executive branch while concealing the extent of Woodrow Wilson's ill health after a stroke, her unofficial stewardship raises too many questions about secrecy and its consequences to be celebrated today. </p>

<p>While the First Lady ran the executive branch while concealing the extent of Woodrow Wilson's ill health after a stroke, her unofficial stewardship raises too many questions about secrecy and its consequences to be celebrated today. </p>

“Instead of representing oil as self-evident, Sinclair imbues it with a kaleidoscopic range of associations that reimagine it on visionary new terms.”

A century ago, the Teapot Dome scandal was the Watergate of its time.

Justus Doenecke has written more books on the history of antiwar foreign policy than anyone, and he’s still going.

"It’s not the conventional story, but most of the time, the conventional stories aren’t correct," Walters said.

Potentially controversial, this list looks at 11 people (some dead, some living) whose actions have cast a shadow across the reputation of the United States of America. Petty criminals, such as serial killers, were left off the list, since they do not very much for better or worse affect external opinions on American society.

Dear Editor: We watched an Edgar G. Robinson movie portraying a corrupt meatpacker at the turn of the 20th century who supplied rotten meat to the Army during the 1898 Spanish-American War.