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PBS newsman Jim Lehrer won't host any more presidential debates, he told The Hill. Lehrer broke an earlier vow to stop his hosting duties when, during the 2012 election cycle, he moderated the first debate between President Obama and Republican Mitt ...

Robert MacNeil and Jim Lehrer were both in Dallas the day President Kennedy was assassinated, but they didn't meet one another for another 10 years. MacNeil and Lehrer, whose nightly news report was synonymous with PBS for decades, likely crossed ...

In 1981 Jim Lehrer and Robin MacNeil interviewed Margaret Thatcher, then prime minister, about the civil war in El Salvador. Plus Judy Woodruff talks to George Shultz and James Baker, two former secretaries of state who worked closely with Thatcher.

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A while back, The Local was featured on one of Jim Power's iconic lampposts. Now that the site is coming to a close, we thought wed return the honor by featuring the Mosaic Man in some tile work of our own: a collage of just some of the people who ...

This is what my life's come to: I'm touring Dodger Stadium with a landscape architect by the name of Mia Lehrer, an affable arborist who in the off-season planted 100 trees here, 3,000 plants, blah-blah-blah, and she notes that the ballpark itself ...

As Congress dithers and mayhem goads certain state legislatures into meaningful action, it has become quite clear that a national reckoning as wrenching as the one that eventually ended legal segregation will be required to drive reasonable and ...

ROBERT MACNEIL, 1973: Good evening from Washington. In a few moments, were going to bring you the entire proceedings in the first day of the Senate Watergate hearings -- hearings to bear the truth about the wide range of illegal, unethical or ...

From the archives of the program that is now PBS NewsHour, an archival episode from 1982 during the military dictatorship of José Efraín Ríos Montt. See more: ...