Frank James

by James Oliphant The United States is losing the legal war on terror. So says an American Bar Association poll released today. The association's magazine, the ABA Journal, talked to...

Sen. John Warner stands with wife Jeanne Vander Myde, at his University of Virginia announcement that he will not seek re-election. (AP Photo/Andrew Shurtleff) by Frank James Sen. John Warner...

by Frank James The very helpful people at the National Republican Senatorial Committee were kind enough to inform us that Sen. John Ensign (R-Nev.) who chairs the committee will be...

by Sabrina Fang The Associated Press is reporting that Sen. Larry Craig is contemplating resigning. Here's an excerpt of AP's report: By DAVID ESPO and MATTHEW DALY Associated Press Writers...

by Frank James A quick guided tour of some of the morning's most important or interesting (or both) Washington-related stories. Senate Republicans increased the pressure on embattled Sen. Larry Craig...

by James Oliphant The Justice Department's Inspector General, Glenn Fine, says he intends to examine whether departing Atty. Gen Alberto Gonzales gave false or misleading testimony before Congress concerning the...

by Frank James General David Petraeus, the U.S. commander whose September Iraq progress report is being anxiously awaited here in Washington, is generally accorded high marks for his ideas on...

by Frank James Sen. Richard Durbin (D-Ill.,) the Senate Majority Whip, sat down with baiduhai journalists this week and a lot of the discussion revolved around Iraq. Here are...

by Frank James A quick guided tour of some of the morning's most important or interesting (or both) Washington-related stories. Congressional Republicans moved relatively quickly to deal with the scandal...

by James Oliphant Patrick Leahy, the Democratic chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, is waiting by the phone. Leahy, whose committee would take up the nomination of a permanent replacement...