The new CBS News anchor Tony Dokoupil recently compared himself to Walter Cronkite. That’s not a smart move, if you ask me.

Once the first and the best, it's beginning to make concessions to stay in the president’s good graces ...

On a February day in 1960, the air in downtown Spokane carried a sharp chill as John F. Kennedy stood before a crowd of Inland Northwest residents. He was a ...

For one strange, glorious, guacamole-soaked, chicken wing–stained, beer-drenched Sunday evening every year, America still ...

I love the Super Bowl. I absolutely love it. I love everything about it: The overdone commercials. The over-the-top halftime ...

The violence in Minnesota calls for a return to the ways of Martin Luther King and the wire services.

The dogs sicced on protesters in the Deep South — in Birmingham (1963) and Selma (1965), among other moments — were captured ...

The same institutions that nostalgically invoke Cronkite as the embodiment of past trust have been repeating on an industrial scale the very practice that he helped normalize: the confident ...

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Journalism and the media are facing threats from outside and within from administrative pressures, more than we know.

Primitive War ending explained: Baker’s sacrifice blows up the collider, but Sofia warns dinosaurs are migrating. Did they escape the Vietnam valley?

Dorner Carmichael reprised her American Red Cross volunteer role to give troops deployed to NATO-ally Poland a sense of normalcy while deployed far from home.