During his 21 years as a network correspondent, he appeared on ‘NBC Nightly News,’ the ‘Today’ show and other programs.
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Richard Williams, Oscar-winning animator behind ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit,’ dies at 86
He had served as a bridge between hand-drawn animation at Disney or Warner Bros. and the digital revolution by studios such as Pixar.
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New Hampshire governor vetoes 3 gun control bills
Republican Chris Sununu says the state is one of the safest in the nation and has a long and proud ‘tradition of responsible firearm stewardship.’
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Henri Belolo, Village People co-founder and songwriter, dies at 82
He co-wrote the band’s classic hits ‘Y.M.C.A.,’ ‘Macho Man’ and ‘In the Navy.’
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Former Illinois Rep. Paul Findley, champion of agriculture, dies at 98
He also had been a small-town newspaper publisher with a passion for foreign policy.
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Takis, Greek artist who harnessed the power of magnetism, dies at 93
In the late 1960s, with a fellowship to MIT, he developed the scientific foundation of his artistic work.
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Trump picks new acting national intelligence director
Joseph Maguire starts Aug. 15, the day Dan Coats’ resignation takes effect and the deputy director leaves.
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Indian premier: Changes in Kashmir will free it from ‘terrorism’
This week, New Delhi downgraded the divided region from statehood to a territory, limited its decision-making power and eliminated its right to its own constitution.
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Five years after Ferguson, racial tension lingers nationally
The Missouri city is a different place now, but race relations across the U.S. remain tense.
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Weakened but unbowed, NRA head digs in against gun control
For decades, Wayne LaPierre has weathered a series of political storms.