James Warren

With an army of political scientists convened in the capital, one topic seemed irresistible to a layman cruising their huge gathering: "Love and the Political." Goody, goody, I thought. Sexual...

Watching intense Petr Orlov watching American women being verbally abused by American men last week, one could revel in the Cold War being long over. Without fear of espionage charges,...

On your first day of work as an assistant to the president of the United States, the aim is obvious: Suck up big time and make no mistakes. On his...

This American classic is said to represent the "essence of the American wilderness . . . a creature of great beauty . . . its presence is captivating . ....

If you are among the 250 million Americans who have not paid attention to the expensive spitball fights that are the Senate's campaign finance hearings, here is the key: Inflatable...

Like a small plane that slipped under the radar screen, Jim Ryun is a congressman whose early days as a politician may challenge detection. "Hmmmm. Can't think of a thing,"...

As new evidence of illegal foreign contributions surfaced before a Senate panel Tuesday, a Schaumburg private detective called to bolster claims of Chinese espionage was tripped up by an unlikely...

Rep. Phil Crane was outside the hotel ballroom, taking a drag on a cigarette and discussing the state of American politics with fresh-faced fellow conservatives. "Such scum in the White...

"Stack 'em, pack 'em and rack 'em," said the man President Clinton may be anxiously thinking about over the holiday weekend. Sen. Fred Thompson (R-Tenn.), the lawyer-turned-actor-turned politician, was musing...

The U.S. Supreme Court, a group probably more at ease with a Smith-Corona than a Microsoft window, confronted the Internet last week. To the relief of Brock Meeks, cyberwarrior, the...