Stephen J. Hedges

While the Bush administration appears determined to expand its campaign against terrorism to Iraq, a growing chorus of experts inside and outside the U.S. government is cautioning against turning attention...

A letter to Congress from an FBI lawyer suggests that at least a week before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, FBI officials in Washington had a broader knowledge of flight...

Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham met 10 times with representatives of energy companies and other industries while the Bush administration worked on its energy policy, but he apparently met with no...

The independent counsel investigating Whitewater concluded in his final report Wednesday that there was insufficient evidence to show that former President Bill Clinton and his wife, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton,...

A federal grand jury has indicted the Andersen accounting firm, charging it with obstruction of justice, the first criminal charge brought in the scandal surrounding the collapse of energy trader...

The report commissioned by Enron Corp.'s board on the company's stunning collapse castigates the company's auditors and former managers, but its more benign tone toward the board itself is drawing...

The company official who warned Enron Corp.'s chief executive of accounting improprieties also took her concerns directly to Andersen, Enron's auditing firm, months before the Houston-based energy trading giant sought...

Top Enron Corp. executives last fall curbed an in-house investigation into allegations of financial impropriety within the company's controversial partnership trading program, an accounting scheme that concealed nearly $600 million...