Steve Daley

Just last week, with a bit of fanfare, a Washington Post photographer was admitted to the fusty, shadowy confines of the Alibi Club, not far from the White House. Pictures...

As the cattle drive from ''Lonesome Dove'' traversed the prime-time airwaves on CBS earlier this month, the estimable Augustus McCrae held forth on the shortcomings of the cowhands` troublesome companion,...

There he was, America`s Mr. Fixit, the toast of the electronic village, Texan Ross Perot, taking phone calls Thursday morning from viewers of NBC`s ''Today Show.'' The topic, raised by...

Last Tuesday night, while much of America slept, Democrat Bill Clinton sat connected by satellite to CBS anchor Dan Rather. As polls closed in California, the man who had that...

Bill Clinton slipped quietly back into California Thursday night, to little notice. He made a speech in San Jose, one of those incremental political orations that don`t make the network...

Vice President Dan Quayle and his president are engaged in some risky business with more than half the nation`s voters. And it`s Murphy Brown`s half of the population that is...

You can stop wondering about the political fallout from the Los Angeles riots. There won`t be any. Television images of South-Central L.A. in flames sparked a spate of news stories...

Democrats, understanding the inevitability of Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton, are considering the possibility that their duck might not be dead. They know that there will be no white knight at...

On the chilly morning he unwittingly began to draw the curtain on his public life, Sen. Alan Dixon of Illinois chatted amiably with a reporter outside the Senate chamber. Dixon...

There is no problem so great in American society that it cannot be dealt with on the telephone. That`s one of the messages of the 1992 presidential campaign. If you`re...