Across
- 4. The Senate group formed to investigate the 1972 campaign activities.
- 5. A legal order used to demand the White House hand over evidence.
- 10. One of the two primary Washington Post reporters on the story.
- 12. — The internal attempt to hide the White House's involvement.
- 14. The overarching theme of power abuse during the administration.
- 15. The second half of the reporting duo who investigated the lead.
Down
- 1. Nixon’s ultimate choice to leave office on August 9, 1974.
- 2. — Secret oval office recordings that proved a cover-up existed.
- 3. — The 37th U.S. President who resigned following the scandal.
- 6. The covert White House unit tasked with stopping classified leaks.
- 7. Nixon’s Chief of Staff and a central figure in the conspiracy.
- 8. — The illegal entry into the DNC headquarters that started it all.
- 9. The formal process of charging a public official with misconduct.
- 11. Throat The famous pseudonym for the secret FBI informant Mark Felt.
- 13. The controversial act by Gerald Ford that cleared Nixon of charges.