James Warren

Dick Gephardt was extolling the virtues of Mark McGwire, a part-time constituent of the St. Louis congressman's, when I kidding-on-the-square alluded to the baseball star's penchant for controversial testosterone-enhancing pills....

With one Trial of the Century over, it was time to head back to the other. Within minutes, I was sentimental for Rep. Henry Hyde and his bowling team of...

It was distinctly odd that just moments before Christopher Hitchens was entered into the official record of the impeachment trial, a Rotary Club meeting broke out. For sure, this was...

As the Un-Trial of the Century was limping along last week, White House lawyer David Kendall could be spied studying clips of papers' coverage just as a colleague was urging...

The Club was in recess once again, bumbling to figure out rules for its impeachment comic opera, when the Republican cloakroom door swung open and a ghost from even more...

Conservative Rep. Bill McCollum mustered up all his indignation at President Clinton Tuesday as he led the prosecution team's plea to the U.S. Senate to permit witnesses to be heard...

The February issue of Lingua Franca, a wonderfully accessible and chatty glimpse of academic life, does not surprise one with a look at a very A-list conference in gorgeous Prague,...

When President Clinton entered the House to deliver the State of the Union address, the Grouch Brothers sat in their private cocoon of contempt. Most Republicans went through the motions...

Rev. Lloyd Ogilvie, the chaplain of the U.S. Senate, opened Thursday's session by conceding that "really listening over a prolonged period of time is hard work" when you're considering getting...

For a moment, Sen. Charles Grassley was a man in contented repose amid the impeachment storm. The trial of President Clinton was droning on Friday, with barrel-chested Rep. Christopher Cannon...