The Biggest Thing I Worry About Is

Mr. [donald] Trump, For Five Years, You Perpetuated A False Claim That The Nation's First Black President Was Not A Natural-born Citizen. You Questioned His Legitimacy. In The Last Couple Of Weeks, You Acknowledged What Most Americans Have Accepted For Years: The President Was Born In The United States.

Candidates [hillary Clinton And Donald Trump], We Look Forward To Hearing You Articulate Your Policies And Your Positions, As Well As Your Visions And Your Values.

I Think We're More Relevant Than Ever Because It Is Such A Noisy Environment Out There. What's A Journalist Now? It's Anybody With A Way To Get Information Out And You're Sitting There With Your Smartphone In Front Of You. That's What We're Up Against Now. There's A Lot Of Unfiltered Information. Some Of It Is Accurate, Some Of It Way Off Base. We're That Safe Port In The Storm.

As Americans We Rightfully Place Tremendous Value On Having A Free And Independent Press. Our Role As Journalists Is To Give Voice To The Voiceless, And Hold Our Leaders And Institutions Accountable. But The Circle Is Only Completed When That Information Is Consumed By A Free Thinking And Engaged Audience.

Stop-and-frisk Was Ruled Unconstitutional In New York, Because It Largely Singled Out Black And Hispanic Young Men.