Pierre Thomas

Pierre Thomas

Pierre Thomas
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Pierre Thomas is the Senior Justice Correspondent for ABC News. He joined the network in November 2000 and reports for “World News Tonight with David Muir” “Good Morning... Read More »
Pierre Thomas is the Senior Justice Correspondent for ABC News. He joined the network in November 2000 and reports for “World News Tonight with David Muir” “Good Morning America,” “Nightline,” “This Week with George Stephanopoulos” and other ABC News programs. Thomas was a key member of ABC’s team of correspondents covering the terrorist attacks of September 11 and he continues to report on all aspects of the aftermath of those attacks. The network’s coverage of the 9-11 tragedy was widely recognized for its excellence, winning the prestigious Peabody and Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Awards and an Emmy Award. Thomas also participated in a “World News Tonight with Peter Jennings” broadcast which won the Edward R. Murrow Award for best newscast in 2005. He was a key part of the ABC News team honored with two additional Murrow Awards in 2012 for the network’s coverage of the tragic Tucson shooting and the killing of Osama Bin Laden, and in 2014 for ABC’s coverage that included the Boston marathon terrorist attacks. Thomas was named the recipient of the RTDNA 2015 John F. Hogan Distinguished Service Award, which is named after the organization's founder and first president and honors contributions to journalism and freedom of the press. Also in 2015, he was singular in interviewing the Attorney General, FBI director and Secretary of Homeland Security in less than four months. Thomas received an Emmy Award as part of team coverage of the inauguration of President Barack Obama and, in 2011, the Houston Association of Black Journalists honored him with its Pinnacle Award. He was recently featured in the American Journalism Review, and in 2011 was the focus of an hour-long C-SPAN broadcast about his career and thoughts on journalism. In 2012 Thomas was named Journalist of the Year by the National Association of Black Journalists. A former Washington Post reporter who took the lead on such significant stories as the Oklahoma City bombing and the FBI’s role at Ruby Ridge, Thomas joined CNN as Justice Department correspondent in 1997. He broke news on many fronts, including terrorism, cyber-crime, the hunt for Osama bin Laden, the FBI’s Most Wanted list and the Justice Department’s involvement in the Elian Gonzalez case. He has received the Pass Award from the National Council on Crime and Delinquency for his article “Beyond Grief and Fear,” has twice won the Mort Mintz Investigative Award and was a finalist for the Livingston Young Journalist Award. Thomas joined the Washington Post in 1987 covering local Virginia politics as well as the court and police beats in Prince William County and the city of Alexandria. In 1991 he joined the Metro projects staff and was part of a team whose work was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for reporting on illegal gun use in the Washington, DC region. Thomas started his career at The Roanoke Times and World-News. He is a graduate of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University and is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists. Thomas currently serves the chair of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press. « Read Less
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Devices used in ballot box arsons had 'Free Gaza' markings, sources say
By Pierre Thomas, Lucien Bruggeman, Chris Boccia and Meredith Deliso
October 30, 2024 Story from US Pierre Thomas, Lucien Bruggeman, Chris Boccia, Meredith Deliso , ABC News
Russia suspected of plot to send incendiary devices on planes: Sources
By Pierre Thomas, Luke Barr and Josh Margolin
November 5, 2024 Story from International Pierre Thomas, Luke Barr, Josh Margolin , ABC News
Chinese hacking effort is far more pervasive than previously reported, sources say
By Pierre Thomas, Luke Barr and Jack Date
November 8, 2024 Story from US Pierre Thomas, Luke Barr, Jack Date , ABC News
Special counsel Jack Smith expected to wind down Trump prosecutions: Sources
By Pierre Thomas, Alexander Mallin and Aaron Katersky
November 6, 2024 Story from Politics Pierre Thomas, Alexander Mallin, Aaron Katersky , ABC News
Justice Alito, in secretly recorded audio, apparently agrees nation needs to return to place of 'godliness'
By Pierre Thomas
June 11, 2024 Story from Politics Pierre Thomas , ABC News
FBI sees surge of 1,800-plus reports related to Israel-Hamas war, top DOJ official says
By Pierre Thomas, Jack Date, Alexander Mallin and Julia Cherner
December 21, 2023 Story from US Pierre Thomas, Jack Date, Alexander Mallin, Julia Cherner , ABC News
DOJ announces $139M settlement with Larry Nassar's victims over claims of FBI misconduct
By Alexander Mallin, Pierre Thomas and Jack Date
April 23, 2024 Story from Politics Alexander Mallin, Pierre Thomas, Jack Date , ABC News
Trump will sit for 'victim interview' in assassination attempt investigation, FBI says
By Jack Date, Luke Barr, Aaron Katersky and Pierre Thomas
July 29, 2024 Story from US Jack Date, Luke Barr, Aaron Katersky, Pierre Thomas , ABC News
At least 5 Secret Service officials involved in planning Trump's Butler rally put on administrative duty
By Luke Barr and Pierre Thomas
August 23, 2024 Story from US Luke Barr, Pierre Thomas , ABC News
14-year-old suspect dead after active shooter reported outside Wisconsin middle school: Sources
By Meredith Deliso, Luke Barr, Jack Date and Pierre Thomas
May 2, 2024 Story from US Meredith Deliso, Luke Barr, Jack Date, Pierre Thomas , ABC News
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