Jim Lehrer, the legendary debate moderator and former anchor of the "NewsHour" television program, died Thursday. He was 85. Lehrer's death was announced by his longtime network home, PBS, where he co ...

Jim Lehrer, the retired PBS anchorman who for 36 years gave public television viewers a substantive alternative to network evening news programs with in-depth reporting, interviews and analysis of ...

This is FRESH AIR. Jim Lehrer, the respected journalist and a nightly fixture on PBS for more than three decades, died Thursday at his home in Washington. He was 85. Lehrer is best-known for ...

PBS NewsHour's legendary Jim Lehrer is retiring after 35 years, ending the longest run of an anchor on a national news show. The 76-year-old reporter was nicknamed the "Dean of Moderators" by CNN's ...

In 2001, on WHTJ's For The Record, Dr. Charles Sydnor interviewed Jim Lehrer. In 2001, on WHTJ's For The Record, Dr. Charles Sydnor interviewed Jim Lehrer, co-creator of The NewsHour. Enjoy this trip ...

Way back when, the first time I ever appeared on television was in 1978. That was 46 years ago. It was smack in the middle of President Carter’s economic crisis, and I appeared on “The MacNeil/Lehrer ...

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PBS announced today that it plans to overhaul The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer for the 21st century, by instituting some changes to better coordinate the show’s TV and online presence. It’ll also overhaul ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Jim Lehrer, a longtime PBS NewsHour anchor and co-founder, has passed away at the age of 85. NewsHour anchor and managing editor Judy Woodruff announced Thursday that Lehrer died ...