Norah O'Donnell leaving CBS
Norah O'Donnell leaving CBS

Norah O'Donnell leaving CBS

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Norah O'Donnell, the anchor of CBS Evening News since 2019, will step down after the 2024 presidential election to become a senior correspondent, focusing on major interviews and contributions to programs like 60 Minutes. This transition comes amidst significant changes at CBS News, including anticipated cost-cutting measures due to its parent company Paramount Global's merger with Skydance Media. During her tenure, O'Donnell's leadership saw a 25% decline in ratings, prompting CBS to adopt a rotating anchor format after her departure. Despite the challenges, she reflected on her proud achievements, including award-winning coverage and significant interviews, such as one with Pope Francis. The announcement follows the resignation of CBS News President Ingrid Ciprian-Matthews, indicating a period of transformation for the network. Former President Donald Trump publicly commented on O'Donnell's exit, questioning her value and legacy.

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