James Warren

Brian Lamb, American television's Anti-Springer, is an unlikely player in the impeachment trial of President Clinton. But he may, sadly, be whistling in the malodorous capital wind when it comes...

A funny thing happened to Ray LaHood during Catholic mass in Peoria last week, something even he concedes he can't explain. "I went to Holy Family Church in Peoria for...

When Gerald Ford was mulling how to be sworn in as president to replace a disgraced Richard Nixon, he dismissed Nixon's suggestion of doing it in the Oval Office. Ford...

With the air rife with a sense of history, they lined up two and three deep to hear and see the details of a tragic life drama and a head-turning,...

Not long into closing arguments in United States of America vs. Alphonso Michael Espy, even a casual viewer of "L.A. Law" reruns might have realized he was spectator to an...

Karen Hinton is a two-legged, early holiday reminder that your government is not completely obsessed with four-year, $45 million investigations, or otherwise battling credibility as it spends your tax dollars....

The hair is grayer, but the lean frame is the same. So is the black suit, suspiciously similar to the one (or ones) he has been wearing for three decades....

The first recognizable building Baron Hill spied as he flew into Reagan National Airport from Louisville last Thursday was the U.S. Capitol. "Boy, was it a strange feeling," he said...

With friends like Richard Douglas, Mike Espy probably didn't need enemies. At minimum, he didn't need credit cards. The trial of Espy, President Clinton's first agriculture secretary, played host to...

U.S. Sen. Dan Coats was somewhere in southern Indiana on Friday, on the car phone, and telling me why he felt terrific. "The sun is shining, the trees are in...