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White House correspondents gathered for their annual awards dinner. President Bill Clinton delivered humorous remarks. Ray Romano provided the entertainment for the evening. Helen Thomas was…

Stewart Powell talked about how space policy issues are being discussed during the Republican primary cycle, and the future of NASA funding under the Obama administration. He also responded …

Stewart Powell and Jeremy Kinney talked about the future of NASA. Mr. Powell has covered the space program for several years, and Mr. Kinney is an Air and Space Museum curator. Throughout th…

Mr. Williams delivered a humorous speech in which he read fictitious notes from various Washington figures. President Clinton then made some joking remarks before commenting more serious…

Journalists including Jill Abramson, Sidney Blumenthal and Paul Rodriguez, examined the morning headlines and offered their opinions on the political issues of the week. Representative Neil …

Members of the media, former governmental officials, and academia discussed media coverage of the Whitewater investigation.

Stewart Powell of Hearst Newspapers discussed U.S. foreign policy concerning Iraq, including the president’s announcement from the previous day regarding a new “no-fly” zone in Iraq to preve…

On August 13, 1991, the Department of Defense stated that of the 148 U.S. servicemen killed in action, 35 were killed by U.S. servicemen firing on or at them. Stewart Powell, National Securi…

Stewart Powell, national security correspondent for Hearst Newspapers, recently returned from two weeks in the Persian Gulf. He talked about the Pentagon’s revised numbers and the United Nat…

Stewart Powell, National Security Correspondent for Hearst Newspapers, took viewer calls and discussed President George HW Bush’s decision to deploy troops to Saudi Arabia.

Stewart Powell spoke about efforts of the Bush administration to obtain the release of hostages in the Middle East and answered viewers questions.

Mr. Powell discussed the daily news headlines and responded to callers' questions.