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The Radio Television Digital News Foundation hosted its annual First Amendment awards dinner to honor journalists and news industry leaders. The post-dinner ceremony included remarks by NPR …

U.S. lawmakers spoke about their legislative agenda and the Obama administration’s policy proposals. Among the topics they addressed were financial regulation, health care, energy and employ…

Panelists talked about the American Constitution and compared the attitudes of Abraham Lincoln and George W. Bush toward the Constitution during wartime. After the program, they responded …

Michael Oreskes talked about his book, The Genius of America: How The Constitution Saved Our Country and Why It Can Again, published by Bloomsbury USA. He co-wrote the book with Hofstra Univ…

Larry Sabato, Eric Lane, and Michael Oreskes talked about whether the United States Constitution needs updating or greater fidelity to its guiding principles. Mr. Sabato had twenty-three pro…

Michael Oreskes, New York Times- Washington Bureau Chief, talked about headline news stories and responded to audience telephone calls, faxes, and email.

Washington Bureau Chief for the New York Times, Michael Oreskes, joined C-SPAN’s Washington Journal and talked about the Nuclear test ban treaty, the 2000 presidential elections and other ne…

Michael Oreskes, The New York Times Washington Bureau Chief, discussed news stories and the Senate impeachment trial. He talked about the question of whether witnesses and other evidence wou…

In the daybook interview, Michael Oreskes talked about current headlines, and took audience calls, faxes, and electronic mail.

In the daybook interview, Michael Oreskes talked about current headlines and took audience calls, faxes and electronic mail.

Ed Fouhy, PEW Center for Civic Journalism Executive Director and Michael Oreskes, New York Times Washington Bureau Chief, compared civic journalism and more traditional journalism and the ph…

In the daybook interview, Mr. Oreskes Washington Bureau Chief of the New York Times talked about current headlines and took viewer calls. Topics included Campaign financing for Vice Presiden…

In a roundtable entitled, “A New Beginning or More of the Same?” guests analyzed the 1990 campaign, voter turnout, the candidates, campaign commercials, and the election results.

Two journalists shared their perspectives on some of the political events of the past week, including several elections across the country.

The panel of journalists and public servants explored the need for a return to the public service ethic. They reviewed the ways government officials and the press portray public service. The…

In this round table discussion, Brian Lamb talked with Molly Moore, Michael Oreskes and Michael J Elliott about the reduced Defense Department Budget. Specific subjects were the F-14 Fighte…

The discussion includes the journalist’s interview of the previous day with Representative Tony Coelho in which Coelho made public his intention to resign from the House.

Guests previewed the Democratic Leadership Council meeting and other news of the week. They also answered questions from viewers.

Campaign journalists held a forum at Drake University to examine media coverage of the Jesse Jackson campaign. They answered audience questions.

Brian Lamb hosted a live viewer call-in with guest Michael Oreskes of the New York Times. They talked about the relationship of Jesse Jackson and the Dukakis campaign.