James Goldston

Power struggles, resignations and made-for-TV moments — the untold story of the most important congressional investigation in generations.

By Robert Draper, Luke Broadwater and Philip Montgomery

Investigating a threat to democracy was always going to be important. But this time, it also managed to be buzzworthy.

By James Poniewozik

James Goldston was a longtime producer at ABC News and then its president for seven years.

By Jeremy W. Peters

It has brought on a veteran TV executive James Goldston to produce the hearings.

By Annie Karni

With their majority at stake, Democrats plan to use the six high-profile hearings to refocus voters’ attention on Republicans’ role in the attack.

By Annie Karni and Luke Broadwater

ABC’s evening news program routinely ranked among the highest rated telecasts in all of broadcast and cable television last year.

By Michael M. Grynbaum

A team of about six people will draw on the resources of ABC News to get to the bottom of questionable articles, said James Goldston, the president of ABC News.

By Mike Isaac

The move comes as the show has shaken up its roster of hosts and faces strong competition from “The Talk” on CBS.

By Bill Carter

The agreement will keep him in anchor positions on two important programs, “Good Morning America” and “This Week.”

By Bill Carter

With the promotion, two of the three broadcast network news divisions in the United States will be led by British journalists.

By Bill Carter