NYT public editor Byron Calame revisits the paper's decision to hold publication of the NSA eavesdropping story, which it may have had before the Nov. 2,  2004 election but didn't publish until Dec. 16, 2005.

This NYT analysis looks at how the U.S. is framing the current series of conflicts with Islamist groups.

Meredith Vieira wanted off the grueling track of ultra-big-time U.S. TV because she valued family more than career. Fifteen years later, she's making $10 million US per year hosting the most-watched morning show in America.

Now she finds herself asking if she's sold out. Other people frame it this way: Has she won?

Media organizations in South Africa say the say the Film and Publication Amendment Bill would mean that print and broadcast news would have to be pre-approved by government regulators.