For 10 points, name this newspaper published by Katherine Graham in which Bernstein and Woodward covered Watergate.
Frank Gannett wrote "I would be glad to do my part in trying to get control of [this business] and make it a forceful spokesman for the party" in response to Herbert Hoover's entreaty to prevent this business from falling into the hands of William Randolph Hearst, then a Roosevelt backer. It was ultimately purchased by the former Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Eugene Meyer, who explicitly aimed to counter Roosevelt's inflationary monetary policies. The publisher of this newspaper suggested that Bobby Kennedy tried to sabotage the negotiations that put Lyndon Johnson on JFK's presidential ticket, for which that man acted as go-between, and that man's wife (*) succeeded him as publisher after his suicide. Ben Bradlee edited a series of investigative articles in this paper that led to Nixon's resignation. For 10 points, name this newspaper published by Katherine Graham in which Bernstein and Woodward covered Watergate.
Frank Gannett wrote "I would be glad to do my part in trying to get control of [this business] and make it a forceful spokesman for the party" in response to Herbert Hoover's entreaty to prevent this business from falling into the hands of William Randolph Hearst, then a Roosevelt backer.
The Washington Post