The former Reagan speechwriter brought a devout Roman Catholicism, an abundance of wit, and a wealth of insight to his ...

Tony Dolan, who died this month at age 76, was a sage to many and a friend to freedom lovers around the world.

For those who knew him, the loss felt monumental, cataclysmic even. You could perceive the shift, through a uniquely human ...

Pulitzer-winning reporter Anthony "Tony" Dolan, a Norwalk native and ex-speechwriter for Reagan who was recently hired to ...

His name may be unfamiliar, but you know his words: Tony “Evil Empire” Dolan was President Ronald Reagan’s chief speechwriter ...

At 29, he won a Pulitzer for investigative reporting. He later became a conservative speechwriter, supplying memorable phrases for the country’s 40th president.

Dolan — “Tony,” to one and all — passed away earlier this month. He was Reagan’s chief speechwriter (“evil empire”). And a distinctive personality. I used to pump him for Reagan stories.

David Gergen, who was Reagan's communications director, wrote in his book "Eyewitness to Power": "I hate to admit it, but it's true: History has shown that Tony Dolan was right and I was wrong.