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Andrew McCabe

Andrew G. McCabe, American former FBI official, deputy director from February 2016 and acting director May 9 to August 2, 2017 between James Comey and Christopher Wray; fired March 2018 after an Inspector General report.

Andrew McCarthy

Andrew Thomas McCarthy (born 1962), American actor of the Brat Pack era (St. Elmo's Fire, Pretty in Pink, Mannequin), later a television director and New York Times bestselling travel writer.

Andrew McCutchen

Andrew McCutchen (born 1986, Fort Meade, FL) is an MLB outfielder/DH, 2013 NL MVP and five-time All-Star with the Pittsburgh Pirates, 2015 Roberto Clemente Award winner, later Giants, Yankees, Phillies, and 2023 Pittsburgher of the Year.

Andrew McKellar

Andrew McKellar (1910–1960) was a Canadian astronomer at the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory in Victoria, British Columbia, who identified interstellar CH and CN molecular lines in 1940.

Andrew McMahon

Andrew McMahon (born 1982, Concord, Massachusetts) is the American singer-pianist behind Something Corporate, Jack's Mannequin, and Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness, a leukemia survivor, Dear Jack Foundation founder, and author of the 2021 memoir Three Pianos.

Andrew McNally

Andrew McNally, also known as Andy McNally, is an organic chemist and professor at Colorado State University known for phosphorus-mediated coupling and late-stage functionalization of azines in drug compounds.

Andrew Mehrtens

Andrew Mehrtens (born 1973, Durban) is a New Zealand former rugby union fly-half; 70 All Blacks Tests 1995-2004, 967 Test points, 1995 World Cup finalist, Crusaders Super 12 winner, later Béziers co-president.

Andrew Mellon

Andrew W. Mellon (1855–1937) was an American banker and industrial financier from Pittsburgh who built one of America's largest fortunes and served as Treasury Secretary from 1921 to 1932.

Andrew Melville

Andrew Melville (1545–1622) was a Scottish scholar and Protestant Reformer who led the reforming wing of the Kirk, helped write the Second Book of Discipline, and defied James VI.

Andrew Metcalf

Andrew Metcalf, also known as Andrew R. Metcalf, is an American atmospheric scientist and associate professor at Clemson University who studies air pollution and aerosol particles such as soot.

Andrew Metrick

Andrew Metrick is an American financial economist at the Yale School of Management who directs the Yale Program on Financial Stability, which he founded in 2013.

Andrew Michael Hurley

Andrew Michael Hurley (born 1975, Preston) is a British folk-horror novelist, author of The Loney (Costa First Novel Award), Devil's Day, Starve Acre, Barrowbeck, and Saltwash; he lectures in creative writing at Manchester Metropolitan University.

Andrew Miklas

Andrew Miklas is a General Partner at Y Combinator since 2025 and the co-founder and founding CTO of PagerDuty, a NYSE-listed digital-operations company he left in 2016.

Andrew Miller (baseball)

Andrew Mark Miller (born 1985, Gainesville, FL), left-handed MLB reliever 2006-2021; 2006 No. 6 pick, 2016 ALCS MVP with Cleveland, 2015 AL Reliever of the Year; retired 2022.

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Andrew Molitor

Andrew Molitor is an American Republican politician elected in November 2024 to the New York State Assembly's 150th district, representing Chautauqua County; he was previously a prosecutor and Chautauqua County's first assistant district attorney.

Andrew Molthan

Andrew Molthan is a NASA scientist at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, who received a Presidential Early Career Award for cloud microphysics research.

Andrew Morton (writer)

Andrew Morton, British journalist and royal biographer, author of Diana: Her True Story (1992), written with Princess Diana's secret tape-recorded cooperation via Dr James Colthurst; also biographer of Meghan Markle, Wallis Simpson, and Queen Elizabeth II.

Andrew Murdoch (civil servant)

Andrew Murdoch CMG CVO is a British civil servant, former Royal Navy commander and barrister, Governor of Bermuda since January 2025, succeeding Rena Lalgie; formerly FCDO Legal Director and Director of Ocean Policy.

Andrew N. J. McKenzie

Andrew N. J. McKenzie is a British immunologist and group leader at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, known for identifying interleukin-13's role in allergic asthma and discovering nuocytes.

Andrew Napolitano

Andrew P. Napolitano (born 1950), known as Judge Napolitano, is a retired New Jersey Superior Court judge, former Fox News senior judicial analyst (1997-2021), libertarian author, and host of the YouTube program Judging Freedom.

Andrew Neil

Andrew Neil (born 1949, Paisley, Scotland): Scottish journalist and broadcaster, Sunday Times editor 1983-94, Sky TV chairman, longtime BBC political interviewer, GB News chairman who resigned in 2021, now hosting The Andrew Neil Report.

Andrew Nembhard

Andrew Nembhard, Canadian NBA guard-forward for the Indiana Pacers, born 2000, Toronto native, Gonzaga and Florida college player, drafted 31st overall in 2022, 2025 NBA Finals starter.

Andrew Ng

Andrew Ng (吴恩达), born 1976, is an American computer scientist and Stanford adjunct professor who founded Google Brain, co-founded Coursera, and leads DeepLearning.AI and AI Fund.

Andrew Niccol

Andrew Niccol (born 1964, Paraparaumu, New Zealand) is a screenwriter-director of Gattaca, The Truman Show, Lord of War, In Time, Good Kill, and Anon, known for dystopian, technology-themed science fiction.

Andrew O'Keefe

Andrew O'Keefe is an Australian television presenter and lawyer, host of Deal or No Deal (2003–2014) and The Chase Australia (2015–2021) and a former Weekend Sunrise co-host.

Andrew Ogg

Andrew Ogg is an American number theorist who spent his career at UC Berkeley, known for Ogg's formula, the Néron–Ogg–Shafarevich criterion, and his 1975 supersingular-primes result.

Andrew P. Carter

Andrew P. Carter is a structural biologist at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology known for determining how the motor protein dynein is switched off and on.

Andrew P. Dove

Andrew P. Dove is a polymer chemist and Professor of Sustainable Polymer Chemistry at the University of Birmingham, known for degradable plastics and polymer stereochemistry.