On NBC's Wednesday Today, White House correspondent Peter Alexander wrung his hands over the possibility of sequester budget cuts happening next month: "If
you think of the federal budget as a ...
The New York Times kind of, sort of, accuses Barack Obama of double standards over secrecy in the war on terror: "Early in his first term, President Obama
rejected the vehement protests of the ...
During a panel discussion on Tuesday's NBC Today about the White House releasing a photo of President Obama skeet shooting to dispel doubt about his claim of doing it "all the time," co-host Matt ...
Two of the broadcast networks conveniently noted upward revisions to past months job gains on Feb. 1st, as the January jobs report was released. ABC didn’t mention that day’s jobs report at all ...
MRC analysts reviewed all 216 gun policy stories on the Big Three networks’ evening (ABC’s World News, CBS Evening News, NBC Nightly News) and morning show programs (ABC’s Good Morning America, ...
Journalists are just as giddy over Barack Obama's second inauguration as they were four years ago, while CBS's political director advises the President that he "can only cement his legacy if he ...
It wasn’t the embarrassing kiss-up debacle CBS’s Steve Kroft delivered a week ago from the White House, but CBS Evening News anchor Scott Pelley, in his late afternoon pre-Super Bowl sit down with ...
CBS's Steve Kroft conformed his journalistic benevolence to President
Obama and Secretary Clinton when he told CNN's Piers Morgan on Monday
that Obama "likes 60 Minutes" because they won't ...
In interviewing President Obama and Hillary Clinton, CBS reporter Steve Kroft proved why the CEO of CBS said "partisanship is very much a part of journalism now."
Barack Obama's State Department on Monday announced that it will close the office dedicated to shutting down Guantanamo Bay. According to the New York Times, this means that the President "does ...