James Warren

It's another of the endless, orchestrated "news" events that dominate life on Capitol Hill. Ergonomics. Carbon dioxide pollution. Tax cuts. School violence. They meld together, with politicians straining to generate...

The Defense Department seemingly has much to be worried about, with threats of terrorism, North Korean missiles, wayward submarines and the beleaguered Osprey aircraft. Now it is apparently anxious about...

Nothing is certain in life except death, taxes and Rep. Eliot Engel, the Zelig of the U.S. Congress, showing up hours early to get face time at a de facto...

The field of dreams in international spying scandals always seems to be some secluded park in suburban Virginia. These apparently include Lewinsville Park in leafy and upscale MacLean, where a...

George W. Bush, the Accidental President, boasts stellar White House and family advisers. And if he wants to keep learning while exercising or bombing Baghdad, there are nifty cassettes to...

When I tracked down Richard Holbrooke in the Grand Canyon last week, he seemed so taken aback by my news that he gladly stalled a Western vacation for several minutes....

The Senate on Wednesday agreed to pay $582 million in back dues to the United Nations, a dramatic turnaround after years of acrimony in which the United States chided the...

His meetings are shorter, his public proclamations are shorter and his workdays are quite a bit shorter than Bill Clinton's. Thus, there is scant surprise that President Bush's phone chats...

The great sucking sound you hear is Official Washington, including large cadres of media, all agog over the Accidental President. With Al Gore, who received about 500,000 more votes, relegated...

Jack White figured the baby was Jesse Jackson's but, like others, just couldn't pin it down. White is a Time magazine columnist who has covered Jackson since the 1968 Poor...