Bill Moyers, a soft-spoken East Texan who became a White House aide and then a standard bearer of quality in TV news, died ...

Before he came to public television in 1971, he was Lyndon Johnson's press secretary and the publisher of Newsday.

Bill Moyers, a legend in the world of journalism and a longtime member of the extended PBS family, died Thursday at the age of 91. Moyers was perhaps best known for his long-running programs and ...

Bill Moyers, a presidential press secretary who approved one of the most infamous negative political ads in US history before ...

He was a renowned television correspondent and commentator who also had long ties with Lyndon B. Johnson, including as his ...

Katharine Graham defended The Washington Post against presidential threats. Her granddaughter now fears its soul is being ...

Recognizing that Biden’s re-election chances were toast, the establishment media turned on a dime. Suddenly, journalists ...

White House attorney John Dean told a U.S. Senate committee that President Richard Nixon joined in a plot to cover up the ...

Then-Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman was 32 when, as a member of the House Judiciary Committee, she voted in 1974 for three articles ...

The epidemiologist and immunologist Michael Mina called Kennedy’s move a “code red” for vaccines in America. Reportedly, none of the A.C.I.P. advisers were warned or had their firings explained; they ...

June 17 has been a date marked by pivotal moments that have left a lasting imprint on history across the globe.On the ...