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Richard Wolf, speaking by phone, explained the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold Michigan’s ban on the use of racial preferences in university admissions.

C-SPAN covered the 1996 election results through interviews with journalists and political analysts, local news broadcasts from around the nation and viewer telephone calls. Several presiden…

Richard Wolf of USA Today spoke about the current congressional vacation and the effect it will have on health care reform.

Mr. Wolf discussed tax initiatives currently being considered by the House Ways and Means Committee in closed door sessions during the week. He wrote a profile of House Ways and Means Commit…

The program was dominated by viewer reaction to the acquittal verdict in the Los Angeles police trial.

Mr. Wolf discussed crime legislation before the Senate, habeas corpus reform, the death penalty, and gun control provisions.

Mr. Wolf discussed the powers of the House Ways and Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee.

Journalists, Richard Wolf of USA Today, Frank Starr of the Baltimore Sun, and Stuart Taylor of the American Lawyer, took part in a discussion of current political events as part of the C-SPA…

Journalists participated in a roundtable discussion of a variety of political issues of the day. They spoke about the federal budget, environmental policy, and other issues.

Congressional Reporter for USA Today, Richard Wolf, talked about the U.S. Senate’s debate of the INF Treaty.