Arkansas

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  • How the Rodham girl lost her accent

    These days, Arkansans might have a thing or two to say to New Yorkers about the woman who would be as one among them.
    By Suzi Parker September 20, 1999

  • The little old hell-raiser from Pasadena

    Granny D, 89, is walking across the U.S. to push for campaign finance reform.
    By Suzi Parker August 26, 1999

  • The great Arkansas railway mystery

    Twelve years ago, two teenagers were murdered on a rural railroad track. Right-wing conspiracy theorists who blamed then-Gov. Bill Clinton for the killings have now lost a $600,000 libel suit in the case.
    By Suzi Parker August 18, 1999

  • Throwing the book at it

    Allegations of deceptive politics and public giveaways shroud plans for the Clinton presidential library.
    by Suzi Parker July 6, 1999

  • Dumping scandal: The export of bad blood

    Canadian victims to file lawsuit over bad blood exports from U.S.
    By Suzi Parker February 25, 1999

  • The mark of Cain: A tale of two brothers

    The Mark of Cain By Murray Waas The story of the Hale brothers
    By Murray Waas November 17, 1998

  • Looting the temple of justice

    Why didn't Kenneth Starr pursue evidence that his star anti-Clinton witness had openly operated a corrupt kickback scheme out of his own courtroom?
    By Michael Haddigan and Murray Waas August 21, 1998

  • Kenneth S.: A man obsessed

    A Washington psychoanalyst analyzes 'Kenneth S.' and his odd fixation on the president's sex life.
    By Dr. Justin Frank July 30, 1998

  • Victim of circumstance

    the proud old arkansas firm where hillary clinton used to practice law is one of the innocent victims of the frenzy surrounding the whitewater investigation.
    By Mollie Dickenson July 27, 1998

  • The happy prisoner

    Because of Whitewater and Kenneth Starr, she may not be seeing the outside world for the next several years, but Susan McDougal regrets almost nothing.
    By Lori Leibovich April 22, 1998

  • Portrait of a bag man

    Burly, gravelly voiced outdoorsman Parker Dozhier was secretly funneling money to a key Whitewater witness and running an intelligence-gathering and dirty tricks operation -- out of a bait shop.
    By Jonathan Broder And Murray Waas March 23, 1998

  • Newsreal: Clinton's ghost

    How a manic-depressive's quest for revenge finally killed him, but not before he embroiled the country in a tortuous six-year quest called the Whitewater investigation.
    By Gene Lyons March 16, 1998

  • Newsreal: The Falwell connection

    A Salon investigative report details how the Rev. Jerry Falwell and a California political organization helped finance and orchestrate an extensive anti-Clinton propaganda campaign.
    By Murray Waas March 11, 1998

  • The Falwell connection

    How the Rev. Jerry Falwell and a California political organization helped finance and orchestrate an extensive anti-Clinton propaganda campaign.
    By Murray Waas March 11, 1998

  • All the facts that are fit to omit

    On the Clinton scandals, the newspaper of record is the newspaper of insinuations, half-truths, omissions and flat-out inaccuracies.
    By Gene Lyons February 14, 1998

  • Newsreal: The roots of the Clinton smear

    An Arkansas journalist explains how the alleged Clinton sex scandals have become a mini-industry built mainly on fabrications manufactured by political enemies in Arkansas who have been aiming to bring Clinton down for the past 10 years.
    By Gene Lyons February 5, 1998

  • The roots of the Clinton smear

    The origins of the president's current troubles stretch back 8 years, to the stinking swamp water of Arkansas politics.
    By Gene Lyons February 5, 1998

  • The New York Times: All the facts that are fit to omit

    Gene Lyons, an Arkansas reporter who has covered the alleged Clinton scandals for the past six years, takes a very critical look at how the New York Times has handled the stories.
    By Gene Lyons January 30, 1998

  • The Pied Piper of the Clinton conspiracists

    An Arkansas newspaper columnist who has followed the fortunes and alleged scandals of President Clinton for years reviews a new book by a British journalist who believes that the president is guilty of every crime his extremist opponents accuse him of.
    By Gene Lyons December 23, 1997

  • Newsreal: Paula Jones's sleaze finder

    The latest member of the Paula Jones legal team is a private detective whose job is to run down the sleaziest recycled rumors about the president's alleged sexual escapades in Arkansas.
    By Jonathan Broder November 13, 1997

  • Lady and the tramp

    In conservative bomb-thrower David Brock's surprisingly sympathetic book, "The Seduction of Hillary Clinton," the First Lady is neither a saint nor a bitch -- she's a woman who loved too much. A conversation with the controversial author.
    By Dwight Garner October 22, 1996

  • The Great Frame-Up

    There is a Whitewater scandal all right, but it has little to do with the benighted patch of land in the Ozarks or a failed Arkansas S&L.
    By Andrew Ross April 6, 1996
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