How investigative journalism shaped the course of American political scandals, from Watergate to the Trump-Russia investigation.
How American political scandals have influenced the outcomes of presidential and congressional elections over the years.
How modern political scandals shape the political discourse in the United States. A look at Trump’s impeachment to sexual harassment allegations.
A US judge temporarily blocks Trump’s freeze on aid. Trump’s plan to pause the disbursements of federal grants and loans minutes before it was set…
What was the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal? A look at the Monica Lewinsky affair, its impact on Bill Clinton’s presidency, and how the 1998 political scandal impacted U.S. politics.
The development and importance of formal investigations in exposing corruption and misconduct within U.S. politics.
An exploration of the Peggy Eaton affair, its gendered implications, and its role in the Jackson administration’s dynamics.
An analysis of the ethical boundaries between private life and public office when it comes to political scandals and investigations.
How American political scandals have eroded public trust in government institutions and affected voter behavior.
How political parties navigate, respond to, and sometimes exploit scandals involving their members.
A timeline tracing the most significant US political scandals from the early 1800s to the present day. Starting in 1821 with The Corrupt Bargain of 1824 all the way through to the present day.
A guide to past presidential impeachments, from Andrew Johnson to Donald Trump, and the role political scandals played in these proceedings.
How public perception during a scandal can make or break a political career, and the role of the electorate in holding officials accountable.
Andrew Johnson’s impeachment, the scandals surrounding his administration, and the post-Civil War political climate.
Exploring the strategies political figures use to cover up scandals and the consequences when they fail.
A look at the personal and professional impact of American political scandals on leaders, including public reactions, resignations, and comebacks.
How social media has changed the landscape of American political scandals, from viral campaigns to instantaneous news cycles.
A detailed exploration of investigations into foreign interference in U.S. politics, including the Trump-Russia investigation and other related scandals.
Reflecting on lessons learned from the major scandals in U.S. political history and what reforms are needed to prevent future controversies.
An analysis of how American political scandals intersect with the legal system, from congressional hearings to criminal trials.
A broader look at how American political scandals reveal systemic corruption within government institutions and the need for reform.
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