James Warren

This week's guests on "Feed the Press" were, well, too numerous to mention. "The President and Mrs. Clinton," the invitation began,"request the pleasure of your company at a Summer Picnic...

The name, Aubrey Daniel III, rang a bell. But for an hour or so I couldn't quite place it. Last week, The Wall Street Journal disclosed stunning details about what...

The imminent, critical stage in the Battle of the Budget might be understood by going to Glenbrook Hospital in Chicago's north suburbs. There, a longtime aide to Rep. John Porter,...

Totally depressed by the state of government here, I had to ask Anne Soukhanov if I, and others, were suffering from Colombian syndrome. Colombian syndrome, noun, denotes a "situation within...

Having serviced the journalistically overprivileged, Mark Gearan is now freed to help those in actual need. Gearan, the White House director of communications and strategic planning, is splitting, having been...

They seem to have the best of several worlds. James Carville, Paul Begala and Mandy Grunwald are political and media advisers whose clients include Bill Clinton. After he became president,...

It was a typical exercise that plays out in conferences on workplace diversity. A group of consultants, academics and managers from the public and private sectors were split into various...

It appears that "The Rifleman" has been disarmed. "The Rifleman," "Dirty Harry" and "The Wizard" are nicknames for Frank White, a legend among drug-fighting law enforcers and until late the...

"Guess who's coming to lunch?" That might be the title for a Hollywood adaptation of an intimate affair that last week quietly melded the capital and Tinseltown. Unfortunately, getting details...

Federal officials became so frustrated and even "despairing" about years of failed attempts to clean up the dismal living conditions in the Chicago Housing Authority that they finally saw no...