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Shannon Bream named anchor of ‘Fox News Sunday’

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Shannon Bream is the first woman to lead Fox News Sunday in its 26-year history. She currently anchors the network's midnight news hour, Fox News @ Night, and is its chief legal correspondent. Bream will take over the Sunday show role beginning Sunday, Sept. 11.

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USA Today

Shannon Bream named 'Fox News Sunday' anchor, replacing Chris Wallace: 'Extremely grateful'

Shannon Bream, the current host of

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Washington Times

Shannon Bream tapped to host ‘Fox News Sunday,’ becoming first female anchor in show’s history

Veteran Fox News Channel anchor Shannon Bream will helm the network’s Sunday morning political talk show, filling the shoes of Chris Wallace, who left Fox last year for a stint on CNN’s short-lived streaming service.

2 years ago·United States

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New York Post

Shannon Bream to replace Chris Wallace at helm of ‘Fox News Sunday’

Bream, the cable channel’s chief legal correspondent, will become the first woman to anchor Fox News Sunday.

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The Hill

Shannon Bream named anchor of ‘Fox News Sunday’

Anchor Shannon Bream will take over as the permanent anchor of “Fox News Sunday” this fall, the network announced on Thursday. Bream, who currently anchors a late-night news show weekda…

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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