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Brendan and Timothy McNulty talked about their book, The Meanest Man in Congress: Jack Brooks and the Making of an American Century, in which they recalled the life and work of the late U.S.…

Timothy McNulty, journalist and co-author of The Meanest Man in Congress: Jack Brooks and the Making of an American Century," talked about the legacy of former Representative Jack Brooks (D-…

The editors and a contributor to the book Whistleblowers, Leaks and the Media: The First Amendment and National Security talked about the legal and policy issues surrounding the media’s cove…

The panel discussed writing about landscapes and the environment. In addition they discussed the anticipated impact that current environmental development and protection trends will have on …

Timothy McNulty, White House Correspondent Chicago Tribune, spoke on the recent events in the development of the war in the Middle East, including the White House reaction to an Iraqi statem…

The guests on this viewer call in discussed the week’s midterm elections in the House and Senate, and the announcement that additional U.S. troops will be sent to the Persian Gulf. They answ…

The guests discussed the confirmation hearings of Judge David Souter, the ongoing budget discussions between the White House and Congress, and events in the Persian Gulf. They answered viewe…

Senator Simon spoke to journalists at a Chicago Tribune breakfast briefing. Some topics included the deficit, the administration, the stock market, Israel, and taxes.

House Minority Leader Robert Michel talked to reporters from the Chicago Tribune about a variety of issues including Central America, foreign aid budget, the Soviet Union, U.S. troops and al…

Journalists Stephens Broening, Timothy McNulty and Susan Rasky participated in a roundtable discussion where the journalists talked about that weeks news events.

The reporter, who was based in China from 1979 to 1982, discusses National Security Adviser Scowcrot’s trip to China and President Bush’s policy of keeping dialogue open.

Panelists spoke of the structuring of Presidential Debates and what can be done to improve them

Vice President Dan Quayle answered journalists' questions on a variety of public policy topics.

Topics include partisanship and the ethics debate in Congress; Bush’s education and drug proposals; and the East German refugee situation.

Tim McNulty takes calls and discussed what happened on the president’s trip and what it was like to cover.

Chicago Tribune Washington Correspondents David Evans and Tim McNulty discussed the defense budget, the U.S. response to the Israeli/Palestinian situation and other issues in the Middle East…