Before Katie Couric and Diane Sawyer, there was Nancy Dickerson. In 1960, Dickerson broke through TV journalism's all-male fortress to become the first female reporter on television. In a new book ...

Like a lot of successful people, political journalist John Dickerson got it from his mama, Nancy. Dickerson, host of CBS' Face the Nation and moderator of Saturday's Democratic presidential debate ...

His mother, Nancy Dickerson, was CBS News' first female correspondent. Dickerson is the author of On Her Trail (Simon and Schuster), a book about his mother.

Hello Nancy centers on pioneering journalist Nancy Dickerson, chronicling her trailblazing journey through the high-powered world of 1960s Washington, D.C., to become a prominent political ...

Nancy Dickerson, who spent most of her career at rival network NBC, was a television star, and a knockout, Diane Sawyer before Diane Sawyer, ...

C. Wyatt Dickerson Jr., a Washington dealmaker, entrepreneur and real estate investor, and for 20 years a leading figure in the capital’s social glitterati as the husband of TV newswoman Nancy ...

Nancy Dickerson, the founder of the Television Corporation of America and currently a commentator for the FOX network, discus… February 10, 1987 Political Commentary ...

In a town that draws ambitious face-timers from all over the globe, John Dickerson is a rarity: a homegrown, and reluctant, celebrity.Raised in a 36-room McLean mansion by pioneering TV journalist ...

John Dickerson, CBS News' political director, will replace the retiring Bob Schieffer as moderator of Face the Nation when the 78-year old newsman retires this summer. "I'm thrilled," Dickerson said.