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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2009
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NEWS ABOUT: Andrea Mitchell

Andrea Mitchell stories: 4 news summaries

(Newser) - Sources close to Sarah Palin say the Alaska governor intends to leave politics entirely—and not focus on a 2012 presidential bid—when her resignation becomes official later this month, Andrea Mitchell reported today on MSNBC. The Republican, under fire at home over ethics complaints and from various media outlets... More »

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Alaska • politics • resignation • Daily Kos • governor • Republican presidential primaries • Sarah Palin • Andrea Mitchell • Election 2012

OPINION

 Andrea Mitchell, 
 Gay Icon 

Community seems fascinated with correspondent, if somewhat secretly

Jan 28, 09 1:30 PM CST
(Newser) - Cher, Barbra Streisand, Madonna … and NBC correspondent Andrea Mitchell? Yes, John Koblin and Zachary Woolfe write in the New York Observer, Mrs. Alan Greenspan is an icon to gay men, if not as celebrated. “She’s the Golden Girls rolled into one,” one fan says: “The... More »

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Alan Greenspan • Cher • NBC News • Madonna • Barbra Streisand • Maria Callas • gays • Aristotle Onassis • Andrea Mitchell • Golden Girls • Bill Maher Grid

Meet the Press May Get
New Anchor(s) Soon

PBS' Gwen Ifill, NBC's own Andrea Mitchell, David Gregory among candidates

Nov 26, 08 1:20 PM CST
(Newser) - NBC could name a new anchor, or anchors, for Meet the Press by Dec. 7, the Los Angeles Times reports. Sources at the network say that could be interim moderator Tom Brokaw’s last day on the show. Up for consideration are NBC’s David Gregory, Chuck Todd, and Andrea... More »

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NBC • Katie Couric • politics • Washington DC • Tim Russert • Meet the Press • Andrea Mitchell • David Gregory • Gwen Ifill • Ted Koppel • Chuck Todd

UPDATED

 Tim Russert
 Dead at 58 

Meet the Press host, NBC Washington bureau chief was stricken at work

Jun 13, 08 4:04 PM CDT
(Newser) - Tim Russert, host of Meet the Press and longtime NBC News Washington bureau chief, died today after collapsing at work and apparently suffering cardiac arrest, MSNBC reports. He was 58. A 24-year NBC veteran, Russert was also the author of two New York Times best-sellers, Big Russ and Me and... More »

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Tim Russert • Meet the Press • Tom Brokaw • Andrea Mitchell • punditry

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