I read everything about the health-care debate, and it does get dizzying at times.

Remember when Obama bowled a 37?

Across the airwaves yesterday, anchors and correspondents were reporting on an important break in the Michael Jackson investigation.

Out of deference to Sarah Palin, I will not be "making stuff up" in today's column.

If there were still a most trusted man in America, in our cynical, irony-drenched, somebody-must-be-lying culture, it sure wouldn't be a journalist.

If there were still a most trusted man in America, in our cynical, irony-drenched, somebody-must-be-lying culture, it sure wouldn't be a journalist.

NEW YORK, July 23 -- He reached tens of millions in his heyday, but here within the magnificent stone-and-brick church on Park Avenue, it was 1,000 invited guests -- some famous, some family, all touched by their anchor -- who bade farewell to Walter Cronkite.

President Obama declined last night to ask the American people to make much sacrifice to reform health care.

President Obama declined last night to ask the American people to make much sacrifice to reform health care.

After chatting with Jim Lehrer, Meredith Vieira and Katie Couric over the past couple of days, what is President Obama going to say at tonight's presser that he hasn't said before?