James Warren

"Goddamn that Peace Corps! Goddamn that Peace Corps!" rails President Richard Nixon. It is April 9, 1971, and former Treasury Secretary David Kennedy is back from a trip to the...

It looked like Lucca Brazzi, Don Corleone's trusted torpedo, and the Munchkins. A beefy fellow in a tight sports jacket, who appeared to have just exited the set of "The...

A little-known presidential candidate Wednesday made an announcement whose opaque nature will at least be grist for seminars on "The Media, Sex and Politics in 1999: Can You Believe This?"...

If future generations of Americans wind up actually using the term "Monicagate," not to mention "full monty," "digerati" and "yadda, yadda, yadda," one can perhaps blame Anne Soukhanov. Soukhanov is...

The room was packed for the unveiling of the 1,000-page government report. But the mainstream media were nowhere to be seen. Then again, it was a gorgeous sunny Friday, and...

There's no more potent force in American politics than the political action committee. And, now, we can conjure the image of a pro football huddle mulling not just what play...

These are the dog days. Things are so slow in the capital that: - Twenty minutes have passed without a fax from the Gary Bauer for President Campaign; 10 minutes...

George Mitchell is testament to how some in the capital can do good and do well--and wind up with a fancy home at a cut-rate price on a sparkling Irish...

In sultry noontime heat and humidity, the short black woman in the starched white uniform stood ramrod straight at a podium Friday and thanked the small cadre of older black...

It is fitting that an investigation into inefficiency in America's food safety system is led by a panel with the less-than-trim name of U.S. Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs Subcommittee...