Editor’s Note: Below is an expanded version of a piece published in the June 14, 2021, issue of National Review. The voice and face are perfectly familiar, to someone who grew up with them. I am ...

I've been a journalist now for more than 70 years, focusing on American foreign policy. I was CBS' Moscow correspondent, its diplomatic correspondent, and covered the one and only summit meeting in ...

In 1957, when Marvin Kalb joined CBS Radio in New York to write local news, television was called “electronic journalism,” and the backdrop for the “CBS Morning News” was a cardboard sign hanging ...

"I have been the happy recipient of scores of supporting letters from prominent personalities, ranging from Marvin Kalb to Jim Jones, Zbig Brzezinski, Judge Bill Sessions, who understand that ...

NPR's Noel King speaks with journalist Marvin Kalb about how Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny fits into the history of political opposition in the Soviet Union, and later, Russia. In 1956, ...

Ted Koppel and Marvin Kalb talk democracy and the American press in this series finale. In the series finale of The Kalb Report, legendary journalists Ted Koppel and Marvin Kalb explore the state of ...

Marvin Kalb shares reflections on life and journalism with his daughter, Deborah Kalb. Legendary journalist Marvin Kalb had a front row seat to many of the 20th century’s most significant news stories ...

His younger brother Marvin Kalb called the reporter for NBC, CBS, CNN and The New York Times "the greatest older brother any kid brother could ever have" Contributor, PEOPLE Bernard Kalb — a ...

Matthew Pressman is an assistant professor of journalism at Seton Hall University and author of “On Press: The Liberal Values That Shaped the News.” Some journalists are crusaders, firebrands, ...

Marvin Kalb is a former CBS Newsman and anchor of NBC's "Meet the Press," whose latest book is called "A Different Russia." Given the week's news about Ukraine, his thoughts couldn't be more timely: I ...