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Warren Hoge

• July 13 -- Times Reporters Endorse Kerry?
It's no secret the Times will endorse John Kerry for president. But in an interview with the Times, Kerry suggests he's been endorsed by a couple of reporters as well.

• June 1 -- Reading Minds In Baghdad
Warren Hoge and Steven Weisman, reading minds in Baghdad: "After turning to the United Nations to shore up its failing effort to fashion a new government in Baghdad, the United States ended up Friday with a choice for prime minister certain to be seen more as an American candidate than one of the United Nations or the Iraqis themselves."

• November 20 -- Warren Hoge Goes Deep for Anti-War Bias
Warren Hoge's dispatch from London "deeply" exaggerates the unpopularity of the war in Britain.

• November 14 -- Warren Hoge's Rogue Attack on Bush
Times correspondent Warren Hoge: "America is now something of a rogue state, a pariah nation….It is quite amazing to think where we were the day after September 11 and how much of that goodwill has been squandered."

• October 10 -- "Authoritarian" Tories vs. "Tolerance"
Warren Hoge files from the Conservative Party conference in Britain: "[The party] is deeply split between a traditional law and order wing known in political shorthand as authoritarians and a group with a more tolerant attitude known as modernizers who preach 'compassionate conservatism.'"

• October 6 -- Blair Cleared, But Times Still Suspicious
Warren Hoge returns with another incomplete telling of Tony Blair's "dodgy dossier" controversy, stating "public suspicions, aired during six weeks of hearings this summer, that the government doctored intelligence to win support for an unpopular war." Yet those suspicions rested on a BBC report that has long been discredited.