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Panelists addressed the question of “How much do campaigns matter?” They spoke about the Presidential campaign, and touched on a number of issues including the impact of Presidential debate…

From their office New York Times Washington Bureau journalists talked about working for the Times, their special responsibilities, and headline news events. They all responded to audience te…

As part of the National Writers' Workshop, Richard Berke, National Political Correspondent for the New York Times, talked about developing sources and approaching politicians for interviews.…

Participants analyzed media coverage of the Bush administration, talked about how the president was communicating his agenda, and examined the relationship between the White House staff and …

Participants talked about the legacy of the Clinton presidency and the impact of his administration on American politics. Among the issues they addressed were the economy, political centrism…

Journalists and political consultants spoke about media coverage of the 2000 elections and about issues likely to shape the campaign, such as campaign finance, abortion, and gas prices. They…

Participants in a panel sponsored by the New York Times discussed President Clinton’s post-impeachment policy and the then upcoming presidential election of 2000. They talked about how the p…

Participants discussed the probable New York Senate campaign of Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton and the Republican presidential campaign of Elizabeth Dole. They focused on how these women ha…

In this segment of The Washington Journal, guest Richard Berke talked about news headlines and articles, and about the congressional elections. He responded to viewers' calls, faxes, and ema…

New York Times national political correspondent Richard Berke talked about current headlines and responded to viewer phone calls, faxes, and electronic mail.

Adam Clymer of the New York Times moderated this discussion on political and judicial issues of 1997 among three New York Times correspondents. After their presentations on the Supreme Court…

Mr. Carville, Mr. McCurry and two visiting fellows at the Institute of Politics discussed the relationship between the news media and political leaders. They discussed how the press decides …

Current news events and political issues were examined through reviews of the morning newspapers; interviews with journalists, newsmakers and legislators; and viewer telephone calls, faxes a…

The panelists discussed convention planning, management, media coverage and the purpose of political conventions in the television age.

Current news events and political issues were examined through reviews of the morning newspapers; interviews with journalists, newsmakers and legislators; and viewer telephone calls, faxes a…

Interviews, video clips and vignettes illustrated the political issues and events of the previous week. Topics included the 1996 presidential campaign and Republican politics.

The journalists talked about current news topics, including the midterm elections and the agenda for the newly elected Congress, including such issues as campaign, health care and welfare re…

Thomas Berke with the New York Times, talks about the results of primaries held yesterday in a number of states. Reporters from California and Iowa commented by phone on the results in those…

Interviews, video clips and vignettes illustrated the political issues and events of the previous week. Telephone lines were opened occasionally for viewer comments.

A panel of New York Times journalists spoke on the results of the first year of the Clinton administration during the convention of the American Political Science Association. The panelists …