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...phone. After some pleasantries, Thomases described a White House besieged by allegations ranging from the murder of Vincent Foster to irregularities in Whitewater to obstruction of justice. The President and First Lady had concluded that the best way to clear their names was to open themselves to a reputable journalist. Thomases never said explicitly that I was being considered for this project, but when I asked if this were the case, she seemed delighted that I might consider undertaking...
Kalb lauded Jennings' 30-year career as a broadcast journalist and singled out his critical role in alerting the American public to the horrors of the war in Bosnia for extra praise, saying that if Jennings had been reporting during the Holocaust "he would have made every effort to stop...
Jennings also emphasized the journalist's obligation to the public to discuss different perspectives that exist on a single issue, adding that "there is no such thing as a single truth...
Students who are not bound for college are getting shorted in their high school educations, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Hedrick Smith told an audience of about 150 last night at the Graduate School of Education...
...blamed for Pat Buchanan. Yet some conservatives have even tried to pin the rise of this fiery right-winger on liberals. They note that Buchanan bases some of his screwy ideas on the work of an obscure economist, whose name he picked up from an article by the liberal journalist James Fallows. They observe that Buchanan's concerns about layoffs and middle-class insecurity (though not his proposed solutions) match those of Labor Secretary Robert Reich...