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White House lashes out at Fox News for 'lies'
In the past few months, Fox News' critical coverage of the Obama administration has been the subject of scornful scrutiny by left-leaning pundits and political satirists. But now the White House appears to be willing to get dirt on its own hands, jumping into the fray by blasting the network's "disregard for facts" in a post on the official White House blog.
People:Hillary Clinton Glenn Beck Sean Hannity David Letterman Dan Rather Rupert Murdoch
2009-10-01
Cronkite eulogized as newsman, friend, father
NEW YORK - Walter Cronkite was remembered as a great journalist, sailor, friend and father during services that, despite the grandeur of the setting, felt remarkably comfortable -- like the man.
Nations:U.S. Canada People:Walter Cronkite Jerry Stiller Charles Gibson Meredith Vieira Bob Schieffer Connie Chung Activities:Vietnam War
2009-07-23
Networks ready Election Night gizmos
Election night technology has come a long way since Tim Russert memorably held up a white board with three words scrawled on it: "Florida! Florida! Florida!"
Nations:U.S. People:Tim Russert Chris Matthews Campbell Brown Wolf Blitzer David Wright Keith Olbermann Activities:US Election 2008
2008-11-04
Army of global journalists descends on US for election
NEW YORK (AFP) - An army of global journalists is descending on the United States to cover Election Day, November 4, in a reflection of unprecedented worldwide interest in the American presidential election.
Nations:India U.S. Nigeria People:Barack Obama John McCain Dan Rather Activities:US Election 2008 Source:(AFP)
2008-11-03
Moderator Schieffer steps up to plate
This year's presidential and vice presidential debates have become a lightning rod for criticism - particularly the striking lack of candor by the candidates and the snore-inducing formats that framed their performances.
People:Bob Schieffer Barack Obama John McCain Tom Brokaw Dan Rather Activities:US Election 2008 Source:(Politico)
2008-10-14
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