William Neikirk

Chicago was awarded $10.5 million Tuesday to hire 140 new police officers under part of the 1994 crime bill that President Clinton is staunchly defending against congressional attacks. Clinton announced...

When President Clinton vetoed the Republican balanced-budget bill last week, he surrounded himself with children and complimented a young boy next to him. "Nice shoes. Are they new?" he said...

President Clinton plans to announce a major easing of travel restrictions and other contacts with Cuba on Friday but will try to placate critics by providing more money and staff...

In an unusual pre-emptive strike, President Clinton signed an executive order Tuesday designed to negate the impact of a bill that the Republican-controlled Congress has yet to pass. So far,...

The U.S. armed services must put aside rivalries and work in close cooperation under local commanders with greatly expanded authority, according to a top-level military commission report released Wednesday. Chaired...

Nearing personal intervention in the six-month-old baseball strike, President Clinton gave special mediator W.J. Usery Jr. until Tuesday afternoon to complete his final recommendations for a proposed settlement. "On this...

Jimmy Carter's visit to North Korea turned into a diplomatic fiasco that angered and embarrassed the Clinton administration Friday, just hours after the former president won praise for helping defuse...

What's the difference between primary care and specialist care? Perhaps a little example will help. Mine. I had just spent a rough night with stomach flu at my motel at...

The success of President Clinton's health-care plan rests on the principle that the fat, and nothing but the fat, will be cut when the government begins to pare medical costs....

Cosmetic surgery and hearing aids are out, but not necessarily the service of an acupuncturist or a chiropractor, if your local health plan allows coverage. Questions, questions. President Clinton's complex...