Corbin Bolies

· 2-min read Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway, hosts of the popular podcast Pivot, eviscerated the top leadership of The Washington Post — including owner Jeff Bezos—on Tuesday‘s episode.

The former Washington Post reporter, whose wife works at the paper, attacked Jeff Bezos for refusing to permit a presidential endorsement.

The Times Tech Guild, the union backing the New York Times’ tech workers, says it is ready to imperil the paper’s election coverage—including its famous Election Needle.

What happens when you let go of talent like Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski, Rachel Maddow, and Andy Cohen?

The Pennsylvania used choice words to rebuke Trump‘s attacks on Pennsylvania’s voter integrity.

Former President Bill Clinton defended his fellow member of the former presidents’ club—George W. Bush—for his silence on the presidential election, saying Bush wouldn’t want to alienate the party he’d dedicated his life to. Dubya has largely avoided commenting on presidential politics over the last 10 years after endorsing John McCain in 2008 and Mitt Romney in 2012. Instead, he’s advocated for down-ballot GOP races, hosting a fundraiser for Pennsylvania senate candidate Dave McCormick in April

The North Dakota governor tried to attack Joe Biden over his “garbage” remark. Moderator Kristen Welker reminded him that Trump used the insult first.

The former president decided to spend some time on Sunday airing his grievances on the network—a day after he phoned them.

“[Abortion] has gotten people interested in voting,” Ann Selzer said on MSNBC.

Here's what the TV and cable networks are doing to inspire confidence—and trust—in their presidential election result coverage.