Lee is the executive director of the World Journalism Institute and former Washington, D.C. bureau chief for WORLD Magazine. He is a graduate of Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism and teaches journalism at Dordt University in Sioux Center, Iowa.
The president's healthcare summit offered no compromises, as both Democrats and Republicans stood their ground
After last year's somber affair, CPAC celebrates a new year and a new optimism
Shutting down the federal government because of winter weather costs taxpayers money, or does it?
Edward Lee Pitts | The nation's first Tea Party convention is agitated, but is it politically agile?
Edward Lee Pitts | The soldiers of the 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment prepare for their second, but likely the U.S.
Sarah Palin spoke to a receptive audience as she closed out the Tea Party convention Saturday night
In an attempt to nationalize their movement, Tea Partiers hold their first-ever convention in Nashville
Edward Lee Pitts | Democratic leaders are watching their healthcare overhaul options dwindle
President Obama's first State of the Union address was heavy on rhetoric but light on specifics
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