Byline: THE WASHINGTON TIMES I guess you've heard the news. Tom Daschle is saddened. He's saddened because his party doesn't control the White House or Congress. He's saddened because he and his comrades have run out of fuel for their faltering agenda....

Williams, Kam Baltimore Afro-American 04-30-2004 "From inside the White House ... as the events of 2003 played out in Iraq and elsewhere, I grew increasingly concerned that too many of my fellow citizens were being misled. The vast majority of Americans believed, because...

Politics: Nancy Pelosi has decided the next best thing to leaving Iraq is for Democrats to micromanage our forces there. As her broken promises on reforming Congress proved, the speaker cannot be trusted. Pelosi announced this week that she was inclined to back a plan...

“I don’t think I’ve kept in touch with Bob over the years,” said Washington Post executive editor Leonard Downie Jr. Mr. Downie, on the phone from Washington, D.C., on Dec. 5, was discussing last month’s startling discovery that Post assistant managing editor Bob Woodward had...

This essay gives a summary and critical review of Richard A Clark's book "Against All Enemies." Against All Enemies, by Richard A Clarke, gives readers an insight on our federal government, especially during it's vulnerable stages, within the last few decades. After reading Clarke's book, I got the impression that his reason for writing was based upon his desire to allow his readers to see the government from his point of view.