"Legendary PBS NewsHour Co-founder Robert MacNeil Dies at 93"
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Robert MacNeil, co-founder of PBS NewsHour, passed away at 93. A pioneer of public media journalism, MacNeil covered major stories, including the Kennedy assassination and the Watergate hearings. His commitment to fair, objective news led to the creation of The MacNeil/Lehrer Report and subsequent iterations, shaping the future of daily news on PBS. Known for his intelligent, passionate storytelling, MacNeil's legacy includes a deep connection to language, literature, and the arts, and a dedication to fostering connections that bridge divides.
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