Kenneth Starr, Supernova? He Hurtled Across the Legal Universe into Whitewater and, Perhaps, an End to His Burning Ambition By Kim Masters Tuesday, January 10, 1995; Page E01 Kenneth Starr, Act 1. He did it all by the book – compiling a perfect resume, walking the path of the prudent man, smoothing his progress with a combination of good ... The Clintons' Pen Pal By Howard Kurtz Monday, June 16 1997; Page C01 Sidney Blumenthal sat in the National Press Club audience, beaming, as a painfully pompous White House reporter bemoaned his fate. "Last time I asked ... Bennett & Bennett . . . and Never the Twain Shall Compete By Saundra Torry Monday, October 13, 1997; Page F07 The legal fraternity was treated to one of those unlikely, only-in-Washington moments last week, courtesy of Robert S. Bennett. On Tuesday, Bennett ... Kindred Spirits' Pentagon Bond Linda Tripp, left (Reuter) , and Monica Lewinsky (AP) By Dana Priest and Rene Sanchez Washington Post Staff Writers Thursday, January 22, 1998; Page A01 They were both exiles from the White House, aides who had worked in the shadow of senior officials, and once their paths crossed in new jobs at the ... Summons Thrusts President's Gatekeeper Into View Betty Currie. (AP) By Amy Goldstein Friday, January 23, 1998; Page A20 Betty Currie has been the Oval Office's genteel gatekeeper for five years, a meticulous secretary who is unfailingly gracious while sorting out ... There are 111 stories left. Click here to view the next 5 stories.