Woodward and Bernstein didn't beat power with rhetoric. They beat it with bank records. The courage of reporting beats power.

A BBC crew filmed Ethiopia's famine in 1984 and the world finally looked. Attention can be a lifeline, but looking is only the start.

He wrote about the ordinary soldier the way no one else could, and he died with them. John on the life of Ernie Pyle.

From London rooftops during the Blitz to his reports on Senator McCarthy, Edward R. Murrow set a standard of honest reporting. John tells his story.