TELEVISION PROGRAM

Venerable non-commercial newscast broadcast, formerly The MacNeil/Lehrer Report, broadcast on PBS. Giving a summary of the news followed by "magazine" style segments, interviews, or roundtables, the News Hour is the best daily American news program, giving coverage to a depth not seen on any of the other networks.

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Michael Beschloss	Historian	30-Nov-1955		The Conquerors
David Brooks	Columnist	11-Aug-1961		Conservative pundit
Jeffrey Brown	Journalist	c. 1952		Correspondent, PBS News Hour
John Burns	Journalist	4-Oct-1944		New York Times correspondent
Elizabeth Farnsworth	Journalist	c. 1943		News Hour anchor
David Gergen	Columnist	9-May-1942		Advisor to Nixon, Reagan, Bush, Clinton
Paul Gigot	Columnist	1955		Wall Street Journal columnist
Doris Kearns Goodwin	Historian	4-Jan-1943		Team of Rivals
Jan Crawford Greenburg	Journalist	c. 1965		Chicago Tribune legal reporter
Charlayne Hunter-Gault	TV Personality	27-Feb-1942		NPR, NewsHour reporter
Gwen Ifill	Journalist	29-Sep-1955		Washington Week, Lehrer News Hour
Jim Lehrer	Journalist	19-May-1934		PBS NewsHour
Robert MacNeil	Journalist	19-Jan-1931		MacNeil/Lehrer Report
Ruth A. Marcus	Columnist	1958		Washington Post columnist
Roger Mudd	Journalist	9-Feb-1928		Newscaster
Richard Rodriguez	Essayist	31-Jul-1944		Hunger of Memory
Mark Shields	Columnist	25-May-1937		Shields and Brooks
Paul Solman	Journalist	1944		PBS News Hour Economics Correspondent
Hari Sreenivasan	Journalist	1974		Correspondent, PBS News Hour
Ray Suarez	Journalist	5-Mar-1957		Correspondent for Lehrer News Hour
Margaret Warner	Journalist	c. 1949		PBS News Hour Correspondent
David Wessel	Journalist	21-Feb-1954		Wall Street Journal
Judy Woodruff	Journalist	20-Nov-1946		PBS newscaster

Do you know something we don't?
Submit a correction or make a comment about this profile

Copyright ©2016 Soylent Communications