Topic: Jim Lehrer

Sticks and stones: the case for civility in American political discourse

Instead of dogmatism and hysterical clamor, we need more of the 'Shields and Brooks' kind of civility in our public discourse in America.

Online media is replacing newspapers and TV. Is that a bad thing?

How the new online media landscape is changing the way the public gets its news.

Accolades galore for Jim Lehrer as he opts to exit 'PBS NewsHour'

Veteran newsman Jim Lehrer will relinquish the anchor's chair at 'PBS NewsHour' on June 6. Media analysts credit him for the newscast's 'fact-based,' 'well-reasoned,' and 'civilized' approach.

Joe Biden says Egypt's Mubarak no dictator, he shouldn't step down...

2010 election results: media coverage in portions for every appetite

Coverage of the 2010 election results will be provided in more ways than ever before – from centuries-old delivery methods like newspapers to ABC News's iPad application.

Bernanke defends bailouts – and himself

The Fed chairman, who is all over the TV news shows this week, may be angling for reappointment in January.

Palin accepts Letterman apology for joke about her 14 year old daughter

A family support system

A Christian Science perspective on daily life.

Five things McCain and Obama must do in tonight's debate

Pin down candidates on bailout

Voters need to hear more on how the bailout will affect the next president's priorities.

How bailout deal will impact next president

A $700 billion US rescue of banks is not likely to crimp McCain's or Obama'sspending plans, at least in the short term.

The debate's Kissinger flap: Who was right?

No fireworks in Round One of Obama-McCain clash

Media to McCain: Are you going to debate?