Books
- Sub Rosa : The O.S.S. and American Espionage (1946, with Thomas Braden)
- We Accuse! The Story of the Miscarriage of American Justice in the Case of J. Robert Oppenheimer (1954, with Joseph Alsop)
- The Reporter's Trade (1958, with Joseph Alsop)
- Nixon & Rockefeller : A Double Portrait (1960)
- The Center : People and Power in Political Washington (1968)
- Stay of Execution : A Sort of Memoir (1973)
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