Michael M. Grynbaum

Tuesday’s overall viewership, down sharply from 2018, was the smallest total prime-time audience for a midterm election night since 2014.

For the first time since 2004, the veteran broadcaster won’t be the network’s lead anchor announcing general election projections.

She wasn’t a political expert. But her Trump-era angst found a following among Democrats — and even the White House is interested.

Broadcasters face challenges as they approach the climax of an election season marked by disinformation and distrust.

The former president has a history of threatening, and occasionally filing, lawsuits against media organizations whose coverage he deems unfair.

Ms. Psaki, President Biden’s first press secretary, left her job at the White House this month.

The first Black and first openly gay press secretary was raised in an immigrant family with “so many secrets.” Now she occupies one of the…

A decades-long West Wing tradition lives on, with a bright yellow twist.

“We knew that we had made mistakes; we’re trying to learn from those mistakes,” John Kirby, the Pentagon spokesman, told reporters.

A pair of veteran Times journalists will serve in the newsroom’s No. 2 position under the new executive editor, Joe Kahn.