When the Royals and Cowboys battled in Hawaii in a gloriously bizarre made-for-TV competition that somehow became ...

Anyone remember NBA players playing one-on-one during halftime of a nationally televised game in the early 1970s? How many times do you remember playing one-on-one against someone at the playground or ...

MS NOW has made it official: Peter Alexander is joining the network at the anchor of a new 11 a.m. ET newscast and as MS NOW’s chief national reporter. He will also serve as a breaking news anchor.

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 will join MS NOW as anchor of its 11 a.m. ET hour, the network confirmed, following his departure from NBC News. Alexander, who has been NBC News chief White House correspondent and co ...

Saturday Today cohost Peter Alexander is leaving the show after nearly eight years. “I’ve had the most incredible experience over 22 years with NBC News,” Alexander said during his final broadcast in ...

Peter Alexander is signing off. The NBC News chief White House correspondent and Saturday "Today" cohost, 49, has revealed he is leaving the network after 22 years. Alexander shared the news in an ...

Veteran anchor Peter Alexander has left NBC News after 22 years. The 49-year-old reporter announced he was departing the network on the Saturday edition of TODAY on March 28. Peter has been co-hosting ...

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 ...

Clemson's Peter Woods is one of the top defensive line prospects in the 2026 NFL Draft. A rare combination of size and athleticism gives Woods' limitless potential at the next level. Woods should be a ...

America’s domestic motorsport scene is one of the strongest in the world, which perhaps explains why so few drivers from the United States have made a big impact in Formula 1. It pays to stay at home.

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