So how do I feel about David Gregory taking over? Uhm ... it's okay I guess? Like a wall painted with a particularly intense shade of beige?

David Gregory will take the reins as moderator of NBC's "Meet the Press," the Huffington Post has learned. Gregory has been a leading contender for ...

Tom Brokaw visited Conan O'Brien Wednesday night, and the two talked about "Meet the Press" as well as the upcoming Obama presidency. Brokaw — ...

The media's collective failure means that for the next four years we will have a cottage industry of Obama rumormongering that will make Bill Clinton and Vince Foster look like child's play.

For news junkies, the fun has just begun. There's an administration to cast, speculation about post-election deals, mergers and maneuvers. And how about the people who deliver the news?

The folks on "Morning Joe" were a little loopy today talking about Obama's historic victory, and the result was Pat Buchanan cracking up the panel, wi...

While McCain campaign manager Rick Davis affected not the slightest care in the world, Obama chief strategist David Axelrod refused to play the prophecy game.

With a this-hurts-me-more-than-it-hurts-you air, Brokaw plopped unfavorable poll results on a dogged but visibly weary McCain, and while he tried to show his game face, it was not his strongest performance.

NBC has just announced that John McCain will -- finally -- appear on "Meet The Press" this Sunday. I say "finally" because McCain has not appeared on the program since the campaign declared unofficial war on NBC.

Colin Powell will appear on Meet the Press Sunday, and First Read teases it in a way that suggests he may weigh in on the presidential race: In an e...

If you have five minutes with TV veteran and author Tom Brokaw, what would you ask him? That's what we asked our readers, and the responses poured in...

Once again, Brokaw's round table was a liberal-free zone. He concluded with the idiotic prediction game, John McLaughlin's gift to the game-show-as-phony-sophistication genre.

The late-night comedy shows all seemed to have the same takeaway from Tuesday's presidential debate. If three's a trend, four makes it official: The McCain Wander is comedy gold.