Paula Reid Joins MS NOW as Chief White House Reporter

Paula Reid has joined MS NOW as chief White House reporter, adding a former CNN correspondent to the network’s Washington team as it expands its own newsroom. Washington Bureau Chief Sudeep Reddy announced the appointment in an internal memo to staff. MS NOW said Reid began the role Thursday, October 29. Reddy said Reid would cover the administration, contribute across the Washington Bureau and help drive investigative and enterprise journalism. The appointment and description of her responsibilities were conveyed through the memo; the reports of the hiring relied on that internal announcement and network confirmation. Reid will work with White House Director Scott Foster and reporters Vaughn Hillyard, Laura Barrón-López, Akayla Gardner and Jake Traylor, according to the appointment announcement. The team covers the Trump administration and White House. Reid previously worked at CNN as chief legal affairs correspondent, reporting on legal matters including the Justice Department and Supreme Court, and also served as a substitute anchor. Before CNN, she worked at CBS News, where she covered the Justice Department and the White House. Her move follows her departure from CNN,...