William Neikirk

In a major foreign policy speech two weeks before the Nov. 5 election, President Clinton said Tuesday that NATO membership will be expanded to include some East European countries by...

Cardinal Joseph Bernardin and John H. Johnson, publisher of Ebony and Jet magazines, will receive the nation's highest civilian honor, President Clinton announced Thursday. The two Chicagoans, and two more...

The 21st Century Express lumbers through the heartland's cities, towns and countryside like an iron horse of Democratic politics, a rolling campaign commercial for President Clinton. Four days from Huntington,...

It's been a long time--16 years, to be precise--since the Democrats ran an incumbent for the White House, so it should surprise no one that their convention stage set this...

President Clinton's planned boat ride from Michigan City, Ind., to Chicago for the Democratic National Convention is in serious doubt, administration and campaign officials said Wednesday. The length of the...

The gleaming 96-foot craft has the right name, and it's ready for the call. Now John May, business manager for the yacht El Presidente, hopes that call comes--the one that...

Amid an air of heightened concern over security after the TWA crash, President Clinton officially opened the 1996 Olympic Games Friday night after urging American athletes "to mop up and...

However improbable, it grew into the biggest political whodunit, or rather who-is-it, since Deep Throat. But in the end, the hunt for "Anonymous," the author of the best-seller "Primary Colors,"...

President Clinton and other Western leaders worked hard at a nuclear safety summit on Saturday to burnish the image of Russian leader Boris Yeltsin, who is lagging behind the Communist...

President Clinton's State of the Union speech Tuesday night will call for a crackdown on drugs and gangs in the nation's inner cities and will urge the media to be...