Cynthia McFadden
American journalist and news anchor
Born
May 27th, 1956
68 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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A journalist with a career encompassing major news outlets, highlighted work included anchoring programs for ABC News and NBC News. Reported on critical national and international events, covering stories ranging from the September 11 attacks to high-profile interviews with figures such as former President Bill Clinton. Contributed to investigative reporting and legal analysis while serving as the senior legal and investigative correspondent for ABC News. Engaged audiences through thought-provoking segments on various issues shaping contemporary society.
Anchored 'Nightline' on ABC News
Hosted 'The Law Firm' on NBC
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