On February 27, 1968, Walter Cronkite, anchoring the CBS Evening News, turned straight to camera and, for the final three minutes of the broadcast, broke from a career of neutrality as a reporter ...

We talk with former CBS News President Andrew Heyward about the changing media landscape. We discuss the political, economic ...

If you remember spending your post-dinner hours penning letters by hand, then there’s no doubt you grew up in the ’60s or ...

I was so young and naive when, just out of high school, I served in Vietnam. Discharged, I was living in New York City when disturbing images of the fall of Saigon dominated my TV screen. There was no ...

In his April 28 op-ed “Journalists, what side of history are you on?”, Gabe Hawkins wrote that journalistic objectivity was ...

Stand up for freedom of the press and our democracy. Do not capitulate to this dangerous move to authoritarianism,’ the ...

I was so young and naive when, just out of high school, I served in Vietnam. Discharged, I was living in New York City when ...

Walter Cronkite once said his greatest regret was ... who is training for her flight aboard Blue Origin's "New Shepard." "CBS Evening News" co-anchors John Dickerson and Maurice DuBois have ...

Effective Monday, Walter Cronkite moved into the CBS-TV 15-minute evening news program, displacing Doug Edwards, who had commandeered the 7:15 spot for umpteen years (and who, not liking the ...

Images were shown nightly on the CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite (the most trusted man in America). My reaction was anger. I was sickened, although not surprised at what was unfolding in ...