James Warren

William Daley, Commerce Secretary of the United States of America, would concede later that, yes, this was a first for him: sharing a stage with the former Donna Rice, she...

Your government's business continued as usual last week even as All-Tragedy-All-The-Time TV took over our lives. Your tax dollars were at work even as a big-shot historian was negotiating with...

Standing on the street near New York's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel several years ago, Rich Mkhondo was taken aback as empty taxi after empty taxi passed him. "Finally, a white taxi man...

Before President Clinton boarded Air Force One for his Poverty Tour last week, he should have taken a $4 cab ride to the E. Barrett Prettyman Court House. It's a...

When Bill Clinton was re-elected president in 1996, his ability to lure suburban "soccer moms," or swing voters, was deemed a critical factor by political pundits. It was thus interesting...

At a star-filled party here last month, Sen. Russ Feingold found himself lined up outside a men's room stall. When the door swung open, there stood Sean Penn, holding the...

After getting booted from one of the world's cushier and most high-profile jobs, Boutros Boutros-Ghali sat down for dinner in New York with his prime nemesis, Madeleine Albright. Albright was...

"Let's get rolling here!" bellowed Sen. John Chafee, the star of a show he did not particularly want to last very long. It was lunchtime Friday at the moth-eaten National...

Having contacted the corporate luminary on his cell phone, I had to suppress the urge to immediately ask for a pint of Cherry Garcia or Chubby Hubby. The voice at...

Ambling to the well of an atypically posh federal courtroom last week, the recognizable, stout figure declared, "I'm Robert Bennett and I represent the Zapruder family." For several years the...