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ABC News Promotes World News Tonight Executive Producer Almin Karamehmedovic to President
He has been with ABC News since 1998 after previously working at CBS News.
CNN Taking Entire Lineup to Chicago for 2024 Democratic National Convention
The 2024 Democratic National Convention is scheduled for next week in Chicago, and CNN is taking its entire lineup to the Windy City for...
CBS News Tabs Norah O’Donnell and Margaret Brennan to Moderate October Vice Presidential Debate
It will be the first time either has moderated a Vice Presidential debate.
Lester Holt, Savannah Guthrie to Lead NBC News Primetime Coverage of Democratic National Convention
NBC News is plotting its coverage for the Democratic National Convention, and Lester Holt and Savannah Guthrie have been tabbed to lead the way...
CBS News Provides 4 Dates to JD Vance, Tim Walz for Vice Presidential Debate
Tim Walz wasted no time in responding to the offer.
MSNBC Sending Joe Scarborough, Andrea Mitchell, Joy Reid, and Alex Wagner to Chicago for Democratic National Convention
MSNBC has announced its coverage plans for the Democratic National Convention, which includes Joe Scarborough, Andrea Mitchell, Joy Reid, and Alex Wagner all going...
George Stephanopoulos Continues Ratings Success as ABC News Earns Top Spot in Sunday Political Affairs Shows
On Sunday, August 11th, the show earned 2.68 million viewers.
NBC Nightly News Sees Big Ratings Jump Through 2024 Paris Olympics
The Olympics gave the program anchored by Lester Holt its largest single-day advantage over ABC World News Tonight since November 2017.
Fox News Plots Democratic National Convention Coverage
Laura Ingraham, Jesse Watters, and Sean Hannity will host their primetime programs for the network from the event.
Katie Couric: CBS News ‘Out of Touch’ With Changes Made After Norah O’Donnell Evening News Exit
“It’s odd and more than a little out of touch that even while CBS has announced a restructuring that introduces an additional layer of women executives, the leading editorial decision makers will mostly be men.”