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Journalists & Commentators 1-21

17 entries in the Journalists & Commentators compendium.

Journalists & Commentators 1-21 — Era Chart

Barbara Walters1929Dan Rather1931Bill Moyers1934Cokie Roberts1943Carl Bernstein1944Brian Williams1946Anderson Cooper1950Charles Krauthammer1950Daniel Pearl1963Daphne Caruana Galizia1964Diane Sawyer1969Charlie Rose1975Anna Politkovskaya2004Bob Woodward2005Carmen Aristegui2005
Anderson CooperCNN anchor and first openly gay presidential debate moderator.Anna PolitkovskayaRussian journalist murdered for her Chechnya reporting.Barbara WaltersPioneering broadcast journalist and television host.Bill MoyersJournalist, press secretary, and critic of corporate news media.Bob WoodwardInvestigative journalist who helped expose the Watergate scandal.Brian WilliamsRetired Canadian sportscaster known for Olympic coverage and distinctive voice.Brooks AtkinsonTheater critic whose reviews could make or break a production.Carl BernsteinInvestigative journalist who helped uncover the Watergate scandal.Carmen AristeguiMexican journalist known for critical government investigations.Charles KrauthammerPulitzer-winning columnist and psychiatrist who shaped conservative foreign policy.Charlie RoseAmerican author and newspaper reporter with The New York Times.Christiane AmanpourBritish-Iranian journalist and CNN chief international anchor.Cokie RobertsPolitical journalist and author, one of NPR's founding mothers.Dan RatherAmerican journalist and former CBS Evening News anchor.Daniel PearlAmerican journalist kidnapped and killed while investigating terrorism in Pakistan.Daphne Caruana GaliziaMaltese journalist and anti-corruption activist assassinated in 2017.Diane SawyerShe anchored major programs on two networks, including ABC World News Tonight, Good Mornin
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