In late April of 1970, Nixon and Kissinger decided to invade Cambodia. Tony Lake, Roger Morris, and Bill Watts immediately resigned. Larry Lynn's resignation came later. The aides were convinced ...

During the Vietnam War, then-US president Richard Nixon ordered a clandestine bombing campaign over large swathes of Laos and Cambodia, which helped fuel the rise of the Khmer Rouge. After more ...

As president, he bombed Cambodia and Laos. John F. Kennedy claimed that Nixon didn’t know who he was, that he was always restlessly in search of his authentic self. You might say the same of the ...

Nixon understood that his own views would eventually be outdated. He expanded the Vietnam war into Cambodia, which resulted in the rise of the Khmer Rouge and the deaths of up to 2 million people.

Deadly US legacy - Much of Cambodia's unexploded ordnance is a legacy of US operations during the Vietnam War. Then-president Richard Nixon ordered a clandestine bombing campaign over swathes of ...

Four of those Kent State students died. That event, combined with Nixon's invasion of Cambodia, led to protests at more than 1,300 college campuses, with some 500 closed by student and faculty ...

Nixon escalated the bombing campaign in North Vietnam, for two reasons: to disrupt the Ho Chi Minh trail and hit Vietcong bases in the neighbouring countries of Laos and Cambodia to force the ...