Steve Daley

America paused last week to contemplate the great thoughts of Midwestern man, courtesy of Indiana's own Dan Quayle. Judging from the breathless reportage, the former vice president's return to San...

The summer of '94 closed as it began, overheated and mean-spirited. Down in Kentucky last week, a Republican congressman who owns a Christian bookstore stood by at an Owensboro "smokers'...

You wonder what President Clinton will do without Sen. George Mitchell of Maine. The majority leader, who is retiring at the end of this term, manuevered the president's $30.2 billion...

Now, many of the liberals, Democrats and deep thinkers who have longed for reform of the nation's health-care system are counseling President Clinton to slow down and compromise. News magazine...

For two years, the nation's class of Clinton-haters have longed to see the Whitewater affair bubble to the level of Watergate, the scandal that forced President Richard Nixon into retirement...

You'd think the crowd around President Clinton at the White House would be too busy scheduling trips to various grand juries and congressional committees of inquiry to be assigning blame...

President Clinton had a busy week firing comets of his own making at his health-care reform proposal. Talking to his pals in the National Governors' Association in Boston last week,...

Watching the confirmation hearing of Judge Stephen G. Breyer before the Senate Judiciary Committee is akin to watching an Old Timers' baseball game, or a windy good-government seminar on a...

You may not be paying much attention to the election season shaping up for this fall, and you're probably better off. There is a rank unpleasantness in the air, a...

President Clinton's re-election campaign began with the selection last week of a popular Washington insider, former California congressman Leon Panetta, as the newly minted White House chief of staff. Clinton's...