Walter Cronkite: Great Moments In TV News
Walter Cronkite – known in his time as “The Most Trusted Man In America” and “Uncle Walter” who shared the news with America in their living rooms each night – is dead at 92, after a long life and one of the great careers in televison news.
In his 19 years helming the CBS Evening News - from 1962 to 1981 – he reported some of the most important moments of his time – and of television’s early history.
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Roland Martin Slams Mitt Romney, High Fives Soledad O’Brien, Leaves To Do Another Show
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Bill O’Reilly Compares ‘Witch Hunt’ To Fire Ellen DeGeneres From JC Penney Ads To McCarthyism
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The Media’s Shameful, Inexcusable Distortion Of The Supreme Court’s Citizens United Decision
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Ice Cold: Maria Menounos Loses Super Bowl Bet, Wears Only A Bikini In Times Square
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Tom Brady’s Wife Caught Cursing, Blaming Patriots Receivers For Super Bowl Loss
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Ellen DeGeneres Fires Back At One Million Moms, Mocks Them For Only Having 40,000 Fans On Their Facebook Page »231
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The Media’s Shameful, Inexcusable Distortion Of The Supreme Court’s Citizens United Decision »229
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Karen Handel Resigns As Senior VP Of Susan G. Komen »184
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Michael Steele Blasts John Heilemann For Comparing Same-Sex Marriage To Interracial Marriage »166
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Keith Olbermann Returns Amid Reports He’s Hanging By A Thread »161
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