This paper's editor Benjamin Bradlee joined the New York Times in publishing the (*) Pentagon Papers and employed Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein.
One cartoonist for this newspaper was Clifford Berryman, who coined the term "remember the Maine" and showed Roosevelt "drawing the line in Mississippi" in a cartoon which inspired the (+) teddy bear. Another cartoon in this paper showed an elephant being forced onto a wobbly platform labeled "McCarthyism" and was drawn by Herblock. It is the namesake of John Phillip Sousa march. This paper's editor Benjamin Bradlee joined the New York Times in publishing the (*) Pentagon Papers and employed Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein. For 10 points, name this paper which interacted with Deep Throat to break the Watergate story, the largest paper in the nation's capital.
One cartoonist for this newspaper was Clifford Berryman, who coined the term "remember the Maine" and showed Roosevelt "drawing the line in Mississippi" in a cartoon which inspired the (+) teddy bear.
The {Washington Post}