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means The lead news presenter who anchors a broadcast, tying together the reports of other journalists into one coherent program.

from Borrowed straight from the relay race — the anchor was the final, steadiest runner who held the team together and brought it home. Broadcast news picked up the term in the mid-20th century for the presenter who holds the whole program together, cutting between reporters and segments without the thing falling apart. 'Anchorman' then narrowed further in common usage to the male lead of that role, with 'anchorwoman' and now 'anchor' used more generally.