Missouri’s Supreme Court on Monday scheduled the execution of a man convicted of killing a good Samaritan 15 years ago, as his attorneys seek to prevent Gov. Jay Nixon from deciding the condemned man’s clemency request.

For all the disclosures former President Richard Nixon makes in “Frost/Nixon,” director Ron Howard has one of his own.

Some tidbits culled from the 90,000 pages of documents that offer insight into the power players of Richard Nixon’s administration and re-election committee. The documents were released Tuesday by the National Archives’ Nixon Library.

Tens of thousands of newly disclosed documents from the Nixon years show how the White House wrestled with public unrest over the war in Vietnam.

The government is opening another window into Richard Nixon’s shattered presidency.

Jay Nixon has attended his share of groundbreaking ceremonies during a 22-year political career as a state senator and Missouri’s longest serving attorney general.

Nixon’s back. So are Kate and Leo, Nicole and Baz, a herd of stranded zoo animals and a very vengeful James Bond.

They once were co-workers and even basketball teammates. But Jay Nixon and Kenny Hulshof’s friendship has all but disappeared as the two men throw elbows at each other in their battle to become Missouri’s next governor.

From Nixon vs. Kennedy to Bush vs. Gore, some notable moments from past presidential and vice presidential debates:

Senior officials in the Nixon administration discussed a desire to stop the newly elected government of leftist Chilean President Salvador Allende from taking power in 1970, according to recently declassified transcripts of those conversations made public