Anderson Cooper Leaving ‘60 Minutes’ Amid CBS News Shake‑Up
Summary
Anderson Cooper is leaving CBS News' "60 Minutes" after nearly 20 years to spend more time with his family. This move is part of broader changes at CBS News, which include leadership shifts and efforts to adapt to digital audiences. Cooper will continue his role as an anchor at CNN.Key Facts
- Anderson Cooper is leaving "60 Minutes" after almost 20 years.
- Cooper wants to spend more time with his two sons.
- CBS News is experiencing significant changes including leadership turnover and staffing reductions.
- CBS News is restructuring to focus more on digital and streaming audiences.
- Cooper has been a correspondent on "60 Minutes" since the 2006-07 season.
- His notable "60 Minutes" stories included COVID-19 coverage and a shipwreck discovery.
- Cooper will still work full-time at CNN, where he has been since 2001.
- CBS News' changes follow a merger with Skydance Media and a new editor in chief.
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