There are moments in politics when the mask slips, and a small scene in a crowded room tells the larger truth. ABC News reporter Jonathan Karl says the truth about former Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden isn’t tension or distance — it’s that things are “really bad.” On Katie Couric’s podcast last week, Karl
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In politics, silence can be louder than words. For five full days, the major networks — ABC, CBS, PBS — said nothing. Not a word about Virginia Democrat Jay Jones, the attorney
Bill Maher has a few issues with Kamala Harris’ new memoir. During the most recent episode of HBO’s Real Time, the liberal host mocked the former vice president’s new memoir and offered
President Trump, never one to miss a fight with the press, turned his fire on ABC Tuesday, threatening to sue the network over Jimmy Kimmel’s return to the airwaves. To the president,
On Tuesday morning, Joe Scarborough turned preacher at the MSNBC desk. With a raised eyebrow and a touch of exasperation, the Morning Joe host warned Republicans that the tools of censorship cut
