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As you have surely heard by now, Katie Couric, an iconic figure of the now-faded era of mainstream media magic, has written a controversial new book, Going There, about her life and career. On Tuesday, she will do a much-anticipated interview on NBC’s Today show, where she had by far the most successful run of […]

There has been almost constant talk and speculation about the breakdown of trust between Americans and our media. Katie Couric is one of the smoking guns.

The former Supreme Court Justice said that kneeling before the anthem showed "contempt for a government that has made it possible for their parents and grandparents to live a decent life."

Katie Couric's memoir Going There is due out Oct. 26, though where she went within its pages has started a journalistic ethics firestorm. The controversy centers on a...

Couric admits in her new book that she edited out remarks critical of those kneeling for the national anthem.

Gun owners won't be surprised to learn that Couric's admitting to another case of deceptive editing.

While many on the left are still using the mantra "follow the science," it appears to be a mantra that has no meaning. President Joe Biden made a speech in

It seems that Katie Couric was protecting the "Notorious RBG" from being too notorious, editing her critical comments toward anthem kneelers. 

Former Today Show host Katie Couric's has included a provocative passage in her new memoir Going There where she opens up about "protecting" (her words)

Journalist and author Katie Couric has revealed in her new memoir that she edited out U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s most controversial comments criticizing people who kneel during the national anthem.