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Chuck Todd Bids Farewell To 'Meet The Press' As He Welcomes Next Moderator

Todd, who has hosted the program since 2014, said it's been an "honor" as he handed the reins to his successor.
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NBC's Mike Tirico Angers Lions Fans After Detroit Beats Chiefs In NFL Opener

The announcer's dismissive remark on "Thursday Night Football" had the Lions faithful roaring.
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Jimmy Fallon Eviscerated By Current And Ex-Staffers In Rolling Stone Exposé

"Tonight Show" workers characterized the host as an erratic, bullying mess in his nine years at the helm of the historic late night franchise.
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Chuck Todd Leaving NBC's 'Meet The Press'

NBC News' co-chief White House correspondent Kristen Welker will replace Todd in the coming months.
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Jimmy Fallon's Staff Being Put On 'Unpaid Leave Of Absence' During Writers Strike

Several other late night hosts are reportedly still keeping their staff paid as the strike enters its third week.
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NBCUniversal CEO’s Ouster Came After CNBC Anchor Alleged Sexual Harassment, Lawyer Says

An attorney for CNBC international correspondent Hadley Gamble said the probe into ousted CEO Jeff Shell stemmed from her client's allegations.
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Jim Jordan Gets Fact-Checked On Air

Rep. Jim Jordan got schooled by NBC’s Chuck Todd after the Ohio Republican argued that the FBI is against Donald Trump.
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Ex-NFL Coach Tony Dungy Spreads Kitty-Litter Myth And Twitter Gets Catty

The conservative NBC football analyst deleted his cat litter Tweet, but it was too late.
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Journalists, TV Personalities Honor Legendary Broadcaster Barbara Walters

Walters, a former "ABC Evening News" co-anchor whose career lasted over 50 years, died at the age of 93 on Friday.
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Dave Chappelle’s Return To ‘SNL’ Draws Heat

The Anti-Defamation League condemned Dave Chappelle’s “SNL” monologue, which took aim at Kanye West’s antisemitism.
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