Word: unfetteredness
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"I strongly disagree with those who would argue that some sort of Faustian bargain has been struck whereby public figures are fair game, any time, any place," Michael J. Fox said at a congressional hearing Thursday. It's hard to sympathize with the singleminded paparazzi who, Fox testified, "chased me...
These were some of the luminaries in what was once known as the "New Hollywood," a community of radical directors, snarky executives and gonzo producers who emerged in the 1970s unfettered by the tight controls of the old studio system. Two wild new books by veteran entertainment journalists, Charles Fleming...
Presidents since George Washington have invoked some form of the doctrine, which protects the White House from having to reveal communications between the President and his advisers in matters of national security or "legitimate public interest." Executive privilege has always been a murky point of law--it is implied, not...
A simple solution to ensure Saddam Hussein's compliance with unfettered U.N. inspections: if he denies access to a suspicious site, bomb that spot. WILLIAM KOSTER Bedford, Mass.
Despite the seeming clarity of an agreement that promises "unfettered" access to all suspected sites, permanent members Russia, China and France are insisting that the entire Security Council have a say in not only the kind of punishment Hussein would receive for violations, but in deciding whether or not Saddam...