Join Pete the Meat Inspector, a visually impaired food enthusiast, as he takes on a unique blind taste test challenge. Watch as he tries to identify a Certified Angus Beef burger, a Turkey burger, and ...

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In a prime-time address to the nation, President Donald Trump didn’t give a clear timeline for ending the conflict but said there would be more strikes in the “next two to three weeks.” Iranians ...

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Peter Alexander, one of the hardest working TV-news correspondents in the sector, will leave his longtime home at NBC News, he announced to viewers Saturday morning during a weekend telecast of “Today ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Peter Alexander, who covered Washington for NBC News for more than a decade, is leaving the network to join MS NOW ...

While WGN-Ch. 9 made news last month by slashing its on-air staff, rival WMAQ-Ch. 5 has executed a different kind of downsizing with a $70 million reimagining of the local TV newsroom. In January, NBC ...

The veteran White House correspondent will now anchor the 11 a.m. hour at the cable news network. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor The reporter will anchor the 11 a.m. hour at MS NOW as well as hold the ...

Peter Alexander is saying sayonara to NBC News after nearly 22 years — including 15 years on the White House beat and eight as co-anchor of “Saturday Today,” we hear. The reason he’s leaving is a ...