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“On Our Minds: Election 2024,” a special podcast from PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs, spotlights young people’s views on issues that impact their lives — and the nation’s future.
MacNeil, a television journalist who had the “courage to be boring,” favored substance over flash.
“America at a Crossroads” offers insight into the causes of the nation’s political divisions in a Tuesday prime-time PBS program.
The show worked with Knology, a social science research institute, to gather feedback from experts, professionals and formerly incarcerated people themselves.
Yang succeeds Geoff Bennett, who left the program to co-anchor “PBS NewsHour.”
The co-anchors start in their roles Jan. 2.
Union organizers say they aim to improve staff morale and reduce turnover.
Alcindor has been a political contributor for NBC News and MSNBC since 2016.
The weekday “NewsHour” and its weekend offshoot, which launched in 2013, will be consolidated under WETA in Washington, D.C., by next year.
“The misery from a local perspective continues even after some of the national media has left. But the unique thing with The Communities Initiative is we’re still here. We’re still recording.”
Alcindor plans to maintain the show’s traditions while thinking of ways it can speak “to a new generation of people.”
The “NewsHour” correspondent crouched behind a barrier and continued reporting as police confronted rioters near the balcony of the House chamber.
Alcindor is the first public media reporter and first Black woman to win the White House Correspondents’ Association Aldo Beckman Award, presented annually to a journalist who demonstrates “overall excellence.”
As executive producer, Crystal directed launch of the first hourlong daily news program on U.S. television.
The initiative includes programs from “PBS NewsHour,” “Frontline,” “POV” and “Independent Lens.”
Increase viewing frequency with promotions that reinforce the program’s values of civic discourse and analysis.
“People understand that things aren’t going to look as perfect, but what’s most important is the information,” said WNET President Neal Shapiro.
The goal of the project was “to infuse Instagram with original news reporting created by teens for teens.”
The expansion is part of the show’s push to become an around-the-clock news provider.
“I was surprised, based on everything I’ve heard about them,” Trump said of a report on North Korea.