We need to be honest about the legion of viewpoints within the party, and eradicate media-assigned caricatures that help no one.

During this critical election year, TV interviewers have to put politicians' feet to the fire, asking tough questions and demanding honest answers.

The Clinton so many people seem to distrust has been shaped in large part by the media who cover her – and the image she has had to create in self-defense.

After months of no follow ups and an estimated $2 billion in free coverage, the Times reports TV news execs may finally be ready to ask Donald Trump some tough questions.

Law compels the agency to deal with anonymous, misleading, special interest political ads on TV — it just refuses to comply.

A presidential candidate who can create change for America is the goal, but the crowd also wants to be entertained. Which side will win?

Facebook CEO's kowtowing to right-wing critics is another sign the media lack spine.

Now that he has clinched the nomination, here comes the effort to shape Donald Trump's image as a regular guy. But he remains an existential threat.

Low-income working people and families are at higher risk of being affected by the Zika virus.

At his conference in Washington, the longtime activist announced plans for a new group to demand better content from a celebrity-obsessed media, including alternative points of view.