Walter Cronkite (journalist)

Walter Cronkite was a renowned American journalist and television news anchor, best known for his work at CBS. Often called "the most trusted man in America," he delivered major news stories such as the moon landing and the Vietnam War with credibility and calm authority. Cronkite's journalism emphasized objectivity, integrity, and thorough reporting, shaping how Americans consumed news for decades. His influence helped elevate television news as a vital source of information, making him an enduring figure in the history of journalism.