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The Washington Journal highlighted Current news events and political issues through reviews of the morning newspapers; interviews with journalists, newmakers and legislators; and viewer tele…

This 1995 WASHINGTON JOURNAL was a Newspaper Roundtable discussion of news events and political issues . Guests included: Kwame Holman, MacNEIL/ LEHRER NEWSHOUR Jill Abramson, Dep…

Members of the media, former governmental officials, and academia discussed media coverage of the Whitewater investigation.

Three correspondents spoke on contemporary political issues, including the Clinton administration’s upcoming battle for health care reform, and the North American Free Trade Agreement. They …

The participants discussed the role of the media in reporting on the Congress. They analyzed the evolution of media bias and the need for fair journalism in Washington, D.C.

Policy analysts, journalists, and academicians spoke in a forum on the relationship between Congress and the public, with a focus on the media’s role in developing the public’s image of how …

Several media consultants and Republican party consultants discussed the future of the Republican party following the Democratic victory in the 1992 presidential election. Issues raised in t…

Journalists talked about the economy, family leave legislation, unemployment benefits, campaign finance reform, and the “October Surprise” Task Force.

The Washington Times held a luncheon with Governor L. Douglas Wilder, D-VA, where reporters asked him questions about national issues and a presidential run. The governor criticized the Bush…

Mr. Hooks answered questions about the Thomas nomination and the civil rights agenda for the NAACP. The organization recently voting to oppose the nomination of Judge Thomas to the U.S. Supr…

Governor William Schaefer (D-MD) participated in an editorial meeting of the reporters of the Washington Times to discuss current events on the American political scene, including the prospe…

The guests discussed the major topics of the week including the possibility of Middle East peace talks, the U.S. Soviet Summit, and the Senate debate over granting most favored nation trade …