Andrew Stephen
Andrew Stephen was appointed US Editor of the New Statesman in 2001, having been its Washington correspondent and weekly columnist since 1998. He is a regular contributor to BBC news programs and to The Sunday Times Magazine. He has also written for a variety of US newspapers including The New York Times Op-Ed pages. He came to the US in 1989 to be Washington Bureau Chief of The Observer and in 1992 was made Foreign Correspondent of the Year by the American Overseas Press Club for his coverage.
Articles by Andrew Stephen
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North America
America - Andrew Stephen on why Lord Black won't be whipped
- 08 March 2004
In favouring a corporate board against Conrad Black, a mere individual, Delaware, "the corporate state", has remained true to its traditions. But at least Black won't be whipped
North America
America - Andrew Stephen forecasts a struggle for Nader
- 01 March 2004
The Democrats see Ralph Nader as nothing but a spoiler. Howard Dean has pleaded with people not to vote for him, and a ralphdontrun.net website has sprung up
North America
America - Andrew Stephen finds a new angle to the Kerry affair
- 23 February 2004
John Kerry's campaign seems about to be dogged by the issue of womanising, but to read a truly interesting story about him, look at the Harvard Crimson of 18 February 1970
North America
America - Andrew Stephen feels quite sorry for Martha Stewart
- 16 February 2004
Martha Stewart personified the American dream: the poor immigrants' daughter who marketed a gracious lifestyle and made billions. Now, she faces a long prison sentence
North America
Those WMDs - Botox, not war, determines the election
- 09 February 2004
In the US, the issue of Saddam's non-existent weapons has not caused the ructions it has in Britain. But there, too, political leaders are trying to shift any blame to bad intelligence
North America
America - Andrew Stephen explains why we won't go to Mars
- 02 February 2004
Bush's announcement of a mission to Mars is complete bunkum. The technology to get human beings there doesn't exist and, even if it did, the cost would be prohibitive
Arts & Culture
The fashion photographer who hated glamour
- 02 February 2004
Observations on Helmut Newton
North America
America - Andrew Stephen hears the State of the Union address
- 26 January 2004
The State of the Union address, the first foray of Election 2004, inevitably ended with God, who Bush believes is a Republican who will guide him back to the White House
North America
America - Andrew Stephen has doubts about Howard Dean
- 19 January 2004
Dean's move from rank outsider to front-runner has been phenomenal. But his confidence can look like arrogance; it makes me wonder if he hasn't the tiniest of screws loose, writesAndrew Stephen
North America
America - Andrew Stephen thinks it right to ground the planes
- 12 January 2004
It is all very well to criticise decisions to ground BA planes. But imagine there was another atrocity and the authorities, despite prior information, had just kept their fingers crossed
