The run-up to the debates is Donald Trump's latest exercise in intimidating the press.

Despite all evidence to the contrary, the media insistently portray Trump as a normal candidate.

The press always follows the stories and characteristics they attach to candidates, no matter how much journalists argue that they are simply recording them.

The business of ferreting out candidates' whoppers is booming, and no wonder.

But neither NBC News nor The New York Times public editor knows it

Journalists' dim view of everything from politicians to human nature seems to taint every story.

As TV news approaches more moments of truth (and untruth) in the coming presidential debates.

Lynn Sherr dives into the historic feats and major fiascos of one of her favorite pastimes.

Trump's America does not look like one that's familiar to most Americans.

The loss and bleakness that suffuses 'Hell or High Water' is a kind of mirror of the American psyche.