norah o'donnell June 16, 2011

Norah O’Donnell Is CBS’s New Chief White House Correspondent

By Noreen Malone

She’ll also serve as Bob Schieffer’s substitute on Face the Nation. The move comes after eleven years at NBC. [HuffPo]

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Norah O’Donnell Is CBS’s New Chief White House Correspondent

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