Is Margaret Brennan Related to Norah O’Donnell?

When it comes to politics and the news, there is no more influential person than Margaret Brennan, CBS News’ senior foreign affairs correspondent. She will be the host of Face the Nation, a Sunday morning program which also has a strong presence on the network’s nightly newscast. Her credentials include reporting for CNBC, Bloomberg, and the White House.

In recent years, cable and broadcast news shows have seen a significant boost in viewership. Several of the major news networks are competing to be the top-rated evening news show. Some are leading the pack, while others are not. Still, many of these programs have had their share of high-profile moments. One of these moments was a presidential debate. Although the candidates are not in the same room, the backstage leadership of each network put months of preparation into the process. This includes interviews and post-debate coverage.

On top of her hosting duties, Brennan will continue her role as senior foreign affairs correspondent. Throughout her career, she has covered world leaders, political figures, and historic events. From the restoration of diplomatic ties between Cuba and the United States, to the standoff with North Korea, she has provided in-depth coverage on both domestic and international matters.

Having worked for NBC for nearly five years, Brennan is no stranger to the show. During her time there, she worked as a producer on Wall Street Week and covered the financial crisis of 2008. Following her time on “NBC Nightly News”, she joined CBS News in 2012. Among her responsibilities, she is responsible for covering the reelection campaign of President Donald Trump.

The election season is the largest news event of the year. To be successful in an election, it’s essential to build a robust base of fervent supporters. That’s why CBS News announced its plans for its upcoming coverage. Not only will the network air a special midterm edition of its signature “Eye on America” series, it will also cover public hearings across multiple broadcasts and simulcast on CBS News Streaming.

Norah O’Donnell has been an anchor on the network’s morning and afternoon shows for over six years, but she will finally leave her post on “CBS This Morning” to take on the job of anchoring “CBS Evening News” in September. The move will make her the second-youngest person to anchor a primetime news program. While she’s certainly experienced success in the past, her melanoma surgery and skin cancer screenings have kept her away from the spotlight for a few weeks. With three children and a husband who has also had to deal with the same issues, it’s clear that she’s ready to step up to the challenge.

As a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the Gridiron Club, she’s been involved in a variety of national security, economic, and political activities. She’s a graduate of the University of Virginia, where she studied Middle East studies and Arabic. Currently, she is a member of the Smurfit School of Business advisory board and sits on the board of the University of Virginia School of Politics.