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Jeff Mason is a White House Correspondent for Reuters and the 2016-2017 president of the White House Correspondents’ Association. He was the lead Reuters correspondent for President Barack Obama's 2012 campaign and interviewed the president at the White House in 2015. Jeff has been based in Washington since 2008, when he covered the historic race between Obama, Hillary Clinton and John McCain. Jeff started his career in Frankfurt, Germany, where he covered the airline industry before moving to Brussels, Belgium, where he covered the European Union. He is a Colorado native, proud graduate of Northwestern University and former Fulbright scholar.
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McEnroe enjoys new role as comedy fall guy
LONDON John McEnroe was once the "bad boy" of Wimbledon, berating linesmen and umpires alike and famously screaming "You cannot be serious".
McEnroe enjoys new role as comedy fall guy
LONDON John McEnroe was once the "bad boy" of Wimbledon, berating linesmen and umpires alike and famously screaming "You cannot be serious".
McEnroe enjoys new role as comedy fall guy
LONDON John McEnroe was once the "bad boy" of Wimbledon, berating linesmen and umpires alike and famously screaming "You cannot be serious".
Tennis-McEnroe enjoys new role as comedy fall guy
LONDON, July 3 John McEnroe was once the "bad boy" of Wimbledon, berating linesmen and umpires alike and famously screaming "You cannot be serious".
Thai name tricky tongue twister? Not for umpire
LONDON LONDON, July 2 For Australian tennis umpire James Tucker, the name Wishaya Trongcharoenchaikul holds no fears.
Thai name tricky tongue twister? Not for umpire
LONDON LONDON, July 2 For Australian tennis umpire James Tucker, the name Wishaya Trongcharoenchaikul holds no fears.
Thai name tricky tongue twister? Not for tennis umpire
LONDON LONDON, July 2 For Australian tennis umpire James Tucker, the name Wishaya Trongcharoenchaikul holds no fears.
Who's that girl? Fans have to check who is playing
LONDON Clutching tickets won in a raffle, acquired through the local tennis club or bought at a charity auction, the fans huddled together on a chilly Center Court all agreed - the Wimbledon women's quarter-finals were low on star names.
Who's that girl? Fans have to check who is playing
LONDON Clutching tickets won in a raffle, acquired through the local tennis club or bought at a charity auction, the fans huddled together on a chilly Centre Court all agreed - the Wimbledon women's quarter-finals were low on star names.
Who's that girl? Fans have to check who is playing
LONDON Clutching tickets won in a raffle, acquired through the local tennis club or bought at a charity auction, the fans huddled together on a chilly Centre Court all agreed - the Wimbledon women's quarter-finals were low on star names.
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