Jeff Stein

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  • Celebrating murder

    As Hillary Clinton consoles the widow of a slain abortion doctor, anti-abortion forces prepare to launch a week of protests near his Buffalo, N.Y., clinic.
    By Jeff Stein April 17, 1999

  • "The first yuppie war"

    Politics, not bad weather, keeps NATO airstrikes from decisive damage in Yugoslavia.
    By Jeff Stein April 10, 1999

  • Endgame?

    As the crisis spirals out of control, everybody scrambles for a quick solution. Everybody but Milosevic.
    By Jeff Stein March 30, 1999

  • The empires strike back

    As the world focuses on the Balkans, the return of Germany and Japan to military action barely made news.
    By Jeff Stein March 29, 1999

  • The bombing begins

    Will NATO strikes push the Serbs to peace talks, or engulf the region in bloody chaos?
    By Jeff Stein March 25, 1999

  • The bombing begins

    Will NATO strikes push the Serbs to peace talks, or engulf the region in bloody chaos?
    By Jeff Stein March 25, 1999

  • 'You start to think that he's dead'

    Federal agents wonder if Eric Rudolph has really survived his year in the wilderness.
    By Jeff Stein March 18, 1999

  • $400 million and a mule?

    Black farmers say the settlement of a discrimination lawsuit won't end racism at the Department of Agriculture.
    By Jeff Stein March 8, 1999

  • Tom DeLay, defender of sweatshops

    The GOP Whip thinks that American companies using underpaid garment workers in distant Saipan is just fine.
    By Jeff Stein February 4, 1999

  • A twisted tale of two brothers

    A year after the Birmingham abortion clinic bombing, the gay brother of suspect Eric Rudolph still mourns its victims.
    By Jeff Stein January 29, 1999

  • Months of sleaze

    Interview with Tom Daschle: Monica Lewinsky's return to Washington could herald months of sleaze in the Senate.
    By Jeff Stein January 25, 1999

  • Counting the dead children

    Critics blast U.S. sanctions that kill Iraqi babies, but leave Saddam fat and happy.
    By Jeff Stein January 15, 1999

  • The man Clinton could have been

    Sen. Tom Daschle, the Democrats' point man on impeachment, is a tough negotiator who could save Clinton from himself.
    By Jeff Stein January 7, 1999

  • Home for Ramadan?

    Don't hold your breath: Clinton's air war isn't likely to knock out Saddam Hussein.
    By Jeff Stein December 19, 1998

  • The few, the proud, the relieved

    President Clinton risked a revolt within the military if he pulled back from the brink with Iraq once again.
    By Jeff Stein December 18, 1998

  • Here comes the judge

    Chief Justice William Rehnquist's writings on impeachment contain good news for President Clinton.
    By Jeff Stein December 16, 1998

  • Betrayed by the FBI

    Informants who've risked their lives revealing terrorist plots, mob hits and soviet espionage find themselves hung out to dry.
    By Jeff Stein December 11, 1998

  • The ghosts of bombings past

    New files about an assassination in Washington, D.C.
    By Jeff Stein December 3, 1998

  • Debunking the "ethno-bomb"

    Debunking the "ethno-bomb:" U.S. experts are skeptical Israel has developed a biological weapon that can target Arabs.
    By Jeff Stein December 2, 1998

  • The few, the proud, the relieved

    President Clinton risked a revolt within the military if he pulled back from the brink with Iraq once again.
    By Jeff Stein November 30, 1998

  • Home for Ramadan?

    Clinton's air war isn't likely to knock out Saddam Hussein.
    By Jeff Stein November 30, 1998

  • Target: Saddam

    The goal is to bring him down this time, says David Kay, who led the first U.N. inspection team in Iraq.
    By Jeff Stein November 13, 1998

  • A day to remember?

    Police and federal agents brace for violence as anti-abortion forces celebrate 'Remembrance Day.'
    By Jeff Stein November 11, 1998

  • The billion-dollar rumor

    How unsubstantiated reports that the World Trade bombers may have included nerve gas in their arsenal led to some pretty pricey public policy.
    By Jeff Stein October 8, 1998

  • Salon Exclusive: Starr vs. Tripp

    The inside story of how there came to be so many copies of the Monica Lewinsky tapes.
    By Jeff Stein September 25, 1998
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