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Tim Russert, one of the good guys
There was no artifice in the "Meet the Press" host. The best political questioner on TV seemed the same guy off-camera as on.
By Walter Shapiro Jun 14, 2008
Russert dead from apparent heart attack
Tim Russert, host of NBC's "Meet the Press," was 58.
Alex Koppelman Jun 13, 2008
No Hail Mary for Hillary
The final Democratic debate produces no miracles for the grouchy former front-runner. Yes, those MSNBC moderators did seem to like Obama better, but even when she's right she sounds wrong.
By Mike Madden Feb 27, 2008
Russert 1, McCain 0
When a debate moderator says you said it, you probably did.
Tim Grieve Jan 25, 2008
"I didn't see the enormity of it"
Rudy Giuliani weaves his way through Tim Russert.
Tim Grieve Dec 10, 2007
Obama goes for the capillaries
Barack Obama delivers a rousing speech in Iowa on Saturday night, all but calling out Hillary Clinton, and then gets weak-kneed on Sunday morning.
By Walter Shapiro Nov 12, 2007
The fact that wasn't a fact on Clinton
FactCheck blamed Hillary for misleading, but now it says Tim Russert was the one who was wrong.
Tim Grieve Nov 9, 2007
Deconstructing Tim Russert vs. the Clintons
Did Bill "specifically" block public access to records related to Hillary?
Tim Grieve Nov 6, 2007
What you missed while watching the new "Bionic Woman"
Salon watches the latest (1970s TV edition) Democratic presidential debate so you don't have to: A better, stronger, faster Clinton, a kung fu Kucinich and more.
By Michael Scherer Sep 27, 2007
The Democratic Don Quixote
Despite his résumé, an aw-shucks Bill Richardson has bumbled through the early presidential race. But can his bold position on Iraq make him a contender?
By Michael Scherer Jun 5, 2007
Libby's last disinformation campaign
Not only did Scooter's defense rely on emotion over facts, but it appealed to the jury to dismiss the craft of journalism as false by nature.
By Sidney Blumenthal Feb 22, 2007
"This Just In"
New takes on "American Idol," George W. Bush, Anna Nicole, and "Meet the Press."
By David Puner Feb 21, 2007
Libby's cynical defense
In the courtroom, I watched Libby's lawyers grill Bob Woodward and Robert Novak, trying and failing to obscure the charges against the vice president's man.
By Sidney Blumenthal Feb 15, 2007
With Russert on the stand, the Libby case comes full circle
The "Meet the Press" host should put a fine point on the improbable nature of Libby's defense.
Tim Grieve Feb 7, 2007
Matalin to Libby: Wilson a "snake," and Russert hates Matthews
Notes reflect efforts to respond to the controversy raised by Joseph Wilson's Op-Ed.
Tim Grieve Jan 31, 2007
Final thoughts on the first day
What to look for as the Scooter Libby trial moves forward.
Alex Koppelman Jan 23, 2007
It's all on Russert
Arguments on both sides in the Libby case today suggest that NBC'sTim Russert, and his testimony, will be the focal point of the trial.
Alex Koppelman Jan 23, 2007
And now ... Fitzgerald
Opening statements in the Scooter Libby trial.
Alex Koppelman Jan 23, 2007
Libby trial begins
But first, one more argument over jury instructions.
Alex Koppelman Jan 23, 2007
Quote of the Day, Iraq Edition
Cheney: We'd do it all again today.
Tim Grieve Sep 11, 2006
It's murder, yes, but we've got to strike a balance
Josh Bolten defends the president's position on stem cell research.
Tim Grieve Jul 24, 2006
A portrait of the blogger as a young plagiarist
As a college student Ben Domenech lifted arts criticism; as a GOP henchman, he was accused of fabricating a Tim Russert quote. What was the Washington Post thinking?
By Joe Conason Mar 24, 2006
The Fix
Headline writers cash in on Frey. Plus: Clay Aiken's "boyfriend" speaks and Joaquin Phoenix cheats death.
Jan 27, 2006
Court filings: Russert kept Libby secrets to protect his own reputation
NBC News journalist resisted testifying in the Plame case even after Scooter Libby freed him to do so.
Tim Grieve Jan 10, 2006
Rove's lawyer rolls the dice
In a highly unusual tactic, Robert Luskin is using his own conversation with a reporter to try to exonerate Karl Rove. But the move could backfire.
By Michael Scherer Dec 15, 2005
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