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Shannon Bream
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Shannon Bream is a well-known television anchor, news reporter, and lawyer in America. She hosts Fox News Sunday and is Fox News' chief legal correspondent. Bream joined Fox News as a legal reporter in 2007 following her work as a reporter and weekend anchor at WBTV and WRC-TV. Shannon Bream's career combines legal practice with television news reporting since she was previously a lawyer specializing in racial discrimination and sexual harassment. Besides writing about the law, Bream writes about faith and biblical topics. Bream has authored five books, one of which, "The Women of the Bible Speak," made No. 1 on The New York Times Best Seller list.

 

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Full Name

Shannon Noelle Bream

Former Name

Shannon Noelle DePuy

Current Position

Host of Fox News Sunday; Chief Legal Correspondent

Current Company

Fox News Media

Location

United States

Previous Leadership Roles

Anchor/Host of Fox News @ Night; Weekend Anchor at WRC-TV

Previous Companies

WBTV; WRC-TV; Fox News

Legal Experience

Lawyer specializing in race discrimination and sexual harassment

Legal Qualification

JD with honors, Florida State University College of Law

Pageant Experience

Miss Virginia 1990; Miss Florida USA 1995; Miss America 1991 participant; Miss USA 1995 participant

 

Career Overview of Shannon Bream:

 

Bream started her career in law after obtaining a JD from Florida State University College of Law in 1996. Bream later went into television journalism, having joined WBTV in Charlotte in 2001 and later working with WRC-TV in Washington DC in 2004. Her journey to becoming a part of Fox News began by reporting for the Washington-based Fox News bureau in 2007 before taking up Fox News @ Night. In 2022, Bream became the anchor of Fox News Sunday, which was the first time that a woman was anchoring the show.

 

Career Timeline:

 

Year

Career Experience

1996

Lawyer, Tampa, Florida: Began her legal career after earning a JD from Florida State University College of Law, specializing in race discrimination and sexual harassment.

2001

Evening and Late-Night News Reporter, WBTV: Transformed her career from law to news reporting and went to work at WBTV in Charlotte, North Carolina.

2004

Weekend Anchor and General Assignment Reporter, WRC-TV: Migrated to Washington, D.C., and began working at the NBC affiliate of the city, where she reported on general assignment and anchored weekend news broadcasts.

2007

Fox News: Joined Fox News in November and worked out of the news bureau of the network located in Washington, D.C.

2017

Host, Fox News @ Night: Became the anchor and host of Fox News @ Night, a position that she held for five years.

2022

Host, Fox News Sunday: Took charge of Fox News Sunday in September when chosen as the replacement for Chris Wallace. She became the first female to anchor the show.

Author, The Mothers and Daughters of the Bible Speak: Published her third book as an author while simultaneously working in television journalism.

 

 

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FOX News

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Host

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United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, 100 Raoul Wallenberg Pl SW, Washington, District of Columbia 20024, United States

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, 100 Raoul Wallenberg Pl SW, Washington, District of Columbia 20024, United States

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