Paul Greenberg

The rise of David Duke in Louisiana did not occur in a vacuum. Louisiana, contrary to the popular assumption, traditionally had a two-party system. The two parties were called the...

The victory parades were scarcely over before Desert Storm was already being reconsidered. With the lightning speed that characterized their tactics, American generals must now rush their memoirs into print...

Whoever`s telling the truth in the ruckus between Clarence Thomas, nominee for Supreme Court of the United States, and Anita Faye Hill, his former aide and current accuser, the story...

Welcome to Zion. The editorial writers are meeting here in Mormonized Utah, the only place on Earth where a Jew is a Gentile. It takes some getting used to. The...

The last several days have seen the best and worst of George Bush. First, the best. In an announcement that took the world by surprise, the president made a series...

Fred Astaire danced with a succession of beauties-Ginger Rogers, Vera-Ellen, Cyd Charisse, Rita Hayworth-yet all eyes stayed on him. Men, women, children, all were captivated. Still are. And it wasn`t...

What`s gotten into George Bush? The ultimate pragmatist, he`s being less than practical if he thinks denying Israel some loan guarantees for now will force concessions from Jerusalem. On the...

The Wallenberg File: Amid the swirl of chaos that is the Soviet disunion today, one assuring sign is the sealed KGB offices. Inside there are mountains of evidence waiting to...

Once upon a time, another great country found itself in the midst of a historic crisis. Its problems will sound familiar to those trying to keep up with the news...

A one-year study commissioned by the Bush administration now has concluded that job skills (like working with other people and making judgment calls) should be as much a part of...