Fox News Channel announced some changes to their correspondent positions. The network has named Benjamin Hall its State Department correspondent; meanwhile, Rich Edson has received a promotion to the senior national correspondent role.
Hall, currently in London since joining Fox News in 2015 as its foreign affairs correspondent, will relocate to Washington D.C. to take over the position.
Hall has covered various events overseas for the network, such as the Singapore summit between former President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un.
The correspondent position in London will be filled by Alex Hogan, who is relocating from New York to the United Kingdom. Hogan has been with Fox News since January 2020 and has been working as a general assignment reporter.
She has covered the pandemic from New York City, the Black Lives Matter protests, and the immigration situation at the Texas border.
As for Edson, the State Department correspondent for Fox News since 2017, he’ll transition to a position where he’ll cover politics, border issues, and national breaking news.
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I think that is a mistake for them to change alex to that position, we’ll never see her.
I think that is a mistake for them to change alex to that position, we’ll never see her.
I think that is a mistake for them to change alex to that position, we’ll never see her.