Paul Greenberg

Sister Souljah may be a young rapper, but she fends off criticism with the savvy of an experienced pol. Every newsroom veteran knows that the first response of a wary...

With apologies to Samuel Beckett, the playwright whose characters sat around endlessly waiting for a savior named Godot, the presidential campaign of 1992 is beginning to resemble a politics of...

Late-night thoughts in the Age of Perot while listening to Handel and waiting for a Southern Democratic primary to play itself out: A confession. I used to consider myself a...

Dear Diary, Drove down to Pine Bluff, Ark.-old stomping grounds-to talk to Political Animals Club there. Told `em I was more interested in hearing what they had to say than...

It happens every four years. Some expert on theoretical dangers rather than historical reality, usually a fellow by the name of David Pryor, warns that the Electoral College is about...

The word is that the guys who have been doing that weird cooking show (''The Indian and the White Guy'') have plans to expand the bounds of American comedy by...

Department of Graven Images: In Kentucky, a group out to save God`s manliness has demanded that the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary fire a female professor for daring to describe the...

The great thing about Hillary Clinton is that on occasion the plastic wrap slips and you get a glimpse of a real person. She gives the listener some traction, even...

Having gone as far as it could, the great pendulum that is the law began to inch back last week. After two decades of trying to achieve racial integration by...

A few words about David Duke before he completely disappears from this year`s political season: Pat Buchanan may have stolen his thunder, but that doesn`t mean David Duke ought to...