What pair of journalists is most known for investigating Watergate?

Many journalists covered the initial burglary at the Watergate complex, but Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein of the Washington Post continued their reporting long after most reporters had moved on to other stories. The young men had the support of their executive editor, Ben Bradlee, and the paper’s publisher, Katharine Graham. Woodward and Bernstein published All the President’s Men in June 1974. The book chronicled the Watergate scandal from the beginning through the revelation of the White House tapes. They would later write a second Watergate book titled The Final Days, continuing the story of the Watergate scandal from All the President’s Men through Nixon’s resignation.

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