Rita Braver to Retire After 50 Years at CBS News

The Emmy-winning journalist will step down from CBS News Sunday Morning at the end of March, concluding a storied career spanning five decades.

Rita Braver's retirement from CBS News Sunday Morning has been officially announced, with her departure set for the end of March 2025.
Braver began her career at CBS News in 1972 as a staffer in the Washington bureau and went on to serve in prominent roles, including chief law correspondent and chief White House correspondent.
She has been a national correspondent for CBS News Sunday Morning since 1998, contributing to the program's reputation for in-depth storytelling.
Over her career, Braver has earned multiple Emmy awards and was inducted into the National Television Academy of Arts & Sciences Gold Circle in 2024, recognizing her lasting impact on journalism.
Rand Morrison, executive producer of Sunday Morning, praised Braver for her professionalism, curiosity, and passion for quality journalism, calling her departure the 'end of an era.'