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Paula Reid has joined MS NOW as its chief White House reporter, starting Thursday, according to a memo from Washington bureau chief Sudeep Reddy. Reid, who previously served as CNN’s chief legal affairs correspondent covering the Justice Department and Supreme Court, also worked at CBS News as a White House correspondent and on investigative teams. She joins a White House team at MS NOW that includes Scott Foster, Vaughn Hillyard, Laura Barrón-López, Akayla Gardner and Jake Traylor.
Reid's move follows her departure from CNN in July, ahead of Paramount Skydance’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. MS NOW, which split from NBC News nearly a year ago, has been expanding its newsroom under president Rebecca Kutler, recently adding journalists such as Peter Alexander, Eugene Daniels and David Rohde. The outlet is emphasizing hard news and enterprise journalism as it builds its Washington Bureau amid ongoing tensions between the White House and news organizations including MS NOW, CNN and Politico.
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