Naftali Bendavid

Vice President Al Gore has been trying to appear above the fray during the chaotic election recount, emerging from his residence only occasionally to make lofty pronouncements on democracy. In...

Seeking to avert a home heating oil crisis this winter, President Clinton decided Friday to tap into the nation's emergency petroleum stockpile, a move that provoked immediate charges from Republicans...

Turning to God and Mayor Richard Daley for support, Democratic vice presidential candidate Joseph Lieberman worked Monday to win the hearts of Chicago's leading African-American pastors. In a speech to...

Democratic Vice President Al Gore and Republican Texas Gov. George W. Bush on Tuesday brought the presidential race to Illinois, a swing state, as both candidates intensified their campaign for...

President Clinton and Russian President Vladimir Putin signed two security agreements Sunday with great fanfare, but they made little progress on the most pressing issue before them, Clinton's desire for...

Justice Department officials briefed senior members of the Clinton administration's economic team Tuesday on a plan to split Microsoft Corp. in two as a result of a federal judge's ruling...

Atty. Gen. Janet Reno began her term as the country's top law-enforcement officer by ordering federal agents to end a standoff at the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas--an order...

A proclamation by President Clinton and Indian Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee of a new era of U.S.-Indian friendship was sidetracked Tuesday by the massacre of Sikhs, a rebuke of...

Indian Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee, wearing his traditional dhoti, held talks with President Clinton on Tuesday, hours after Kashmiri rebels executed 35 Sikh villagers in a massacre apparently designed...

In a bit of presidential saber rattling, President Clinton on Wednesday said a threatened first-ever federal lawsuit against the firearms industry could force the companies into meaningful talks to curb...