According to a much-discussed recent report in Politico, members of the press are frustrated by their lack of face time with President Barack Obama.
Obama, or O'Bama, captivated Moneygall, a youthful Dublin throng and most who watched it all on television, but to this stateside observer, U.S. media coverage was pretty light.
The war of words between the Obama administration and the press continued to heat up over the weekend, with a top columnist comparing President Obama ...
The president likes to take issue with the media here and there. "I just want to make a little commentary about the media here, if you don't mind," M...
Beltway reporters have tossed aside the blanket of calm that had descended on them during the previous administration, a blanket of calm that defined their Bush coverage.
Barack Obama is already sick and tired of the press. Having maneuvered around and sucked up to the press for two years, he thinks he ought to have earned himself a little distance.
The media is falling back into old habits perfected during the Clinton scandals of the 90s. The not-so-subliminal message in this coverage: You thought things would be different with Obama. But they're not.
A month after the election, there's still an overwhelming sense of novelty when I flip a channel and see Obama at a news conference.
President-elect Barack Obama gave a little media analysis during his meeting with John McCain Monday in Chicago, Abdon Pallasch reports in the Sun-T...
I received my special election issue of Newsweek yesterday (the November 17 edition), and having read it cover to cover, I have just set it down.
In its fourth straight live program since returning to air after the writers strike, "Saturday Night Live" is once again shaking up the political race...
McCain couldn't possibly be an elitist and out of touch with most Americans because it doesn't fit the media narrative. He's just not.
Charges of bias, particularly toward a charismatic candidate like Obama, create confusion among journalists -- as a result, they often overshoot.
Two new ads from John McCain's campaign — one of which the campaign says will make it on air — show what they call the media's "love affai...
Barack was right to dismiss the Fairness Doctrine issue: it might have been a good idea when it was first imposed in 1949, but it became outmoded and cumberson, in addition to being unconstitutional.
The fact that some voters in "Flag City" think that Obama is a Muslim doesn't mean he will lose Ohio -- and it certainly doesn't belong on the front page of the Washington Post.
Back in January, the Washington Post's Howard Kurtz examined the relationship between the Obama campaign and the political press and found them to be ...
Two weeks ago, on the night of Barack Obama's big win and narrow loss in the North Carolina and Indiana primaries, respectively, I turned my televisio...
In its fourth straight live program since returning to air after the writers strike, "Saturday Night Live" is once again shaking up the political race...
NEW YORK — Life imitating art or just a coincidence? A study of campaign coverage found the media took a sharper look at Barack Obama the week a...
