Jeff Zeleny

The homeward-bound space shuttle Columbia broke up in orange flames and contrails of smoke Saturday over Texas, killing all seven astronauts aboard and leaving investigators baffled over what went wrong...

On a recent United Airlines flight from Chicago to Washington, D.C., Capt. David Miller stepped from the cockpit to speak to his passengers, who included Tribune reporter Jeff Zeleny. Here...

Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham met 10 times with representatives of energy companies and other industries while the Bush administration worked on its energy policy, but he apparently met with no...

Congressional supporters of expanding O'Hare International Airport announced revamped legislation Wednesday intended to address environmental concerns about the project, while Chicago officials floated a new study that they said shows...

There she is, peering out the window of the saloon on St. Louis Street, trying to fetch the glance of another American president. George W. Bush steps out of his...

When a newly minted President Bush strode into the White House nearly a year ago, the influence and interests of Kenneth Lay, and his massive Enron energy trading company, were...

The Pentagon conducted a successful nighttime test of a missile defense system Monday as an interceptor rocket wiped out a mock warhead for the third time this year. The interceptor,...

Rival Afghan leaders worked into the night Saturday to set up a power-sharing government in Afghanistan as U.S. warplanes and Pashtun ground fighters intensified attacks on Kandahar, the last stronghold...