Mark Memmott

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Mark Memmott is one of the hosts of NPR's "The Two-Way" news blog.

"The Two-Way," which Memmott helped to launched when he came to NPR in 2009, focuses on breaking news, analysis, and the most compelling stories being reported by NPR News and other news media.

Before joining NPR, Memmott worked for nearly 25 years as a reporter and editor at USA Today. He focused on a range of coverage from politics, foreign affairs, economics, and the media. He's reported from places across the Unites States and the world, including half a dozen trips to Afghanistan in 2002-2003.

During his time at USA Today, Memmott, helped launch and lead three USAToday.com news blogs: "On Deadline;" "The Oval;" and "On Politics," the site's 2008 presidential campaign blog.

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The Two-Way
2:05 pm
Tue April 10, 2012

Amid Rumors About Campaign's Future, Santorum Sets News Conference

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Former Sen. Rick Santorum as he announced the end of his White House bid. His wife, Karen, is in the background.
The Two-Way
1:00 pm
Tue April 10, 2012

George W. Bush Says He Doesn't Miss Being President

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Former President George W. Bush in Washington, D.C., last September.

Originally published on Sun October 21, 2012 12:50 am

The Two-Way
10:35 am
Tue April 10, 2012

Marlins Manager Ozzie Guillen Suspended Following 'I Love Fidel' Comment

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Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen during his news conference this morning in Miami.
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Miami Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen has been suspended without pay for five games, effective immediately, as the firestorm continues over his comment to Time magazine last week that "I love Fidel Castro."

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The Two-Way
8:55 am
Tue April 10, 2012

Carriers, FCC Join In Bid To Curb Cellphone Thefts

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On the phone in Manhattan.

Wireless providers have agreed to create a national database of stolen cellphones that it is hoped will make the devices somewhat less tempting to thieves.

Julius Genachowski, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, and a group of lawmakers and law enforcement officials are set to announce outlines of the plan at 10 a.m. ET.

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The Two-Way
8:20 am
Tue April 10, 2012

Tips Led To Tulsa Shooting Suspects' Arrests; Police Say They've Confessed

The key moment in the manhunt for suspects in a murder spree that terrorized African-Americans in Tulsa, Okla., came Saturday morning when a tip was called in to the city's Crime Stoppers hotline, the Tulsa World says.

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