| The Independent 1995 Rupert Cornwell |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| After OJ, a black president? (black alienation in the US could have beneficial results)(Column) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| All aboard for the money primary. (cost of running for the White House) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| 'Aloof' mayor turns voters colour-blind. (Baltimore could throw out its black mayor) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| A uniquely American way of death. (views on the death penalty) | Retail industry | Steve Boggan, Rupert Cornwell |
| Bob Dole begins to lose aura of invincibility. | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| Britain and US hope Major visit will heal rifts. | Retail industry | Donald Macintyre, Rupert Cornwell |
| China and America on the edge of the abyss. | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| Christian Coalition out to call presidential tune. | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| Clinton - a blip in history. (Democrats cannot halt move to the right in the US) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| Clinton holds budget aces. | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| Deadwood stages revival of Wild West casino. (legalisation of gambling in South Dakota revives town of Deadwood) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| Dole heads queue of would-be presidents. (race for Republican presidential candidate nomination begins in New Hampshire) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| Gun lobby lays down defensive barrage. (the American right's hostility to the federal government) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| High Noon in Washington. (Bill Clinton clashes with Newt Gingrich)(Column) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| I'm a serial bomber, published, you know. (Washington Post publishes treatise written by serial killer)(Column) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| Liberal Boston takes hawkish line on welfare. | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| Luck puts repackaged Dole ahead of the pack. (Bob Dole looks set to gain Republican presidential nomination) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| No black Eisenhower this time round. (General Coli Powell not to run for presidency) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| OJ steps out into an uncertain future. (O.J. Simpson starts a new life after being acquitted of murder) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell, David Usborne |
| Oklahoma's shock, America's revenge. (terrorism enters US) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| Oklahoma: the hunted men. (manhunt launched for men suspected of being involved in car bomb attack in Oklahoma City) | Retail industry | Donald Macintyre, Rupert Cornwell, Phil Reeves |
| Organised labour in the US isn't working. (Detroit newspaper strike) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| Range war heading for Supreme Court. (clashes over land ownership in Nevada) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| Tariffs 'will double car prices.' (US plans to double tariff on Japanese luxury cars) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell, David Usborne |
| The day the Land of the Free lost its innocence. (impact of bomb attack in Oklahoma City) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| The mighty buck bites the dust. (dollar continues to fall) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| The mouths that roared. (US radio talk show hosts influence politics) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| The new voice of America. (Clarence Thomas fights against affirmative action) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| The old man of war is still a sure shot. (Bob Dole expresses Americans' views on Bosnia) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| The tendency to moralise, the appetite for trash. (wider implications of the trial of O.J. Simpson) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| Third-man theme strikes US chord. (growing dissatisfaction with two-party electoral system) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| Vietnam: two men, two wars. (Ian Stirton, former US soldier in Vietnam, and Vo Thanh Kiet, former Vietnamese soldier)(Interview) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell, Tim McGirk |
| Vote offers no relief for Canada's wound. (stronger support for independence for Quebec) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| Who'd want to be President? (General Colin Powell decides not to run for the U.S. presidency)(Column) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| Why Bill must party with Gerry. (Bill Clinton uses St Patrick's Day to win votes) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| Why go on meeting like this? (US seeks friendly relations with Russia) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
| Will Murdoch out-Fox the regulators? (regulators look at Rupert Murdoch's ownership of Fox Television) | Retail industry | Rupert Cornwell |
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