The Rundown, the PBS NewsHour’s news blog, is written by a team of reporters, producers, editors and on-air correspondents — all led by our new online/on-air correspondent Hari Sreenivasan.
The goal of the Rundown is three-fold: To cover the day’s top stories, to provide insight into how the evening’s program is being shaped — including who we’re talking to and what we’re watching — and finally, to give readers a better way to connect with the people and personalities that make the program tick.
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