Jan Crawford Greenburg

Paving the way for greater competition in local telephone markets, the Supreme Court on Monday gave the Federal Communications Commission more authority to implement a landmark 1996 law designed to...

The Constitution makes it sound so simple. Every 10 years, the "actual enumeration" of the nation's population will take place to determine how many representatives each state has in Congress....

Contending that a sexual harassment lawsuit against President Clinton already has consumed "a lot" of the president's time, his lawyer urged the Supreme Court Monday to delay the case until...

Answering a knock at his front door, FBI special agent Earl Edwin Pitts was surprised to see an old acquaintance, a Russian he knew years earlier in New York City....

Federal safety officials on Tuesday finally brought a measure of closure to last year's fatal train-school bus crash in Fox River Grove, laying most of the blame on the Illinois...

Calling it a "black day" for Corporate America, U.S. District Judge Ruben Castillo on Tuesday ordered Archer Daniels Midland Co. to pay $100 million in fines for conspiring with competitors...

Patricia Johnson describes it as one of the most traumatic times of her life. And it went on and on--improperly, it now turns out. It all started in 1988, when...

As Senate Republicans accused the White House of lying about its handling of FBI background files, Atty. Gen. Janet Reno on Thursday reversed an earlier order and asked Whitewater Independent...

You can practically forget about the Bud Bowl, the "tastes great/less filling" debate, the Riunite on Ice thing and, fortunately, those giant Coors people playing football in the snow. If...