Stephen J. Hedges

Ever since he left Washington eight years ago, Dick Cheney has made it sound like he was well rid of the place. Just last week the GOP vice presidential nominee...

Jim Bardsley lives in White Oak, Ga., and runs two businesses. One sells catfish. The other sells human body parts. Bardsley has had the catfish farm for just two years....

The instant news anchors and all-day television talkers might place the onus for Wednesday night's air assault against Iraq squarely on both Saddam Hussein, for obstructing United Nations weapons inspectors,...

Behind closed doors at the United Nations Security Council, the Clinton administration made it clear late last month that it would not permit lifting economic sanctions on Iraq--whether or not...

Militant Saudi millionaire Osama bin Laden was charged by a New York federal grand jury Wednesday with directing a worldwide terrorist network that carried out the bombings in August of...

With the last blizzard of Independent Counsel Kenneth's Starr evidence before the public, Rep. Henry Hyde (R-Ill.), chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, is preparing to assure Democrats that his...

For the third time in as many weeks, the House on Friday released voluminous detail about the tangled relationship between President Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, highlighted by taped talks between...

After four years of investigation, President Clinton is finally on trial in a most volatile courtroom on charges that are not charges at all but strong suggestions of wrongdoing. The...

As they launch their search-and-destroy mission against the terrorist network of the militant millionaire Osama bin Laden, those waging the campaign for the U.S. might do well to remember Hussein...

The call came late Sunday night from a household in crisis. That it was the White House, Rev. Jesse Jackson says, mattered little. Hillary Rodham Clinton summoned him because her...