Daniel Stone is Newsweek’s White House correspondent. He also covers national energy and environmental policy.
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Neil Armstrong Opens Up
More than 42 years after his remarkable mission, the usually laconic Neil Armstrong speaks in great... MORE
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Obama’s Positive Pivot
Team Obama's new ads tout the president’s record on Medicare and veterans, in a temporary break... MORE
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Senate Panel Quizzes Secret Service Director Mark Sullivan on Colombian Prostitutes
The Secret Service chief testifies on the Colombian scandal. By Daniel Stone. MORE
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A Softer, Gentler GOP Attack
Can making an attack ad less aggressive make it more effective?... MORE
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Why Jaczko Stepped Down
After a long campaign to drive the nation’s top nuclear regulator from office, NRC commissioner... MORE
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Kentucky Academy Tops the Charts
What does it take to be the best public high school in America?... MORE
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Romney Vows Frenetic Debut
President Romney would solve U.S.... MORE
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7 Ocean Species on the Brink
From the giant bluefin tuna to the helpless abalone, ocean wildlife is under attack.... MORE
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The Opposite of Forward
Team Obama is taking on Romney’s stance on gay marriage, calling it ‘backward,’ writes Daniel Stone.... MORE
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Where Are the Watchdogs?
Ten government agencies lack top investigating officials to root out waste and fraud.... MORE
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T-Rex Didn’t Gas Itself Extinct
Dinosaur flatulence contributed to global warming, but climate change didn’t kill the beasts.... MORE
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Obama’s Fundraising on Steroids
The president’s reelection strategy depends on constant fundraisers as a means of combating... MORE
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Obama’s Secret Afghanistan Trip
For the third time, Obama travels secretively to Afghanistan to meet with U.S.... MORE
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Romney’s Tack Toward the Middle
Neither Romney nor Obama wants to be seen as obstructionist on students loans, an issue dear to... MORE
