Susan Zirinsky Returns to CBS News as Interim Executive Editor

The former CBS News president steps in temporarily to address concerns over journalistic standards and perceived bias in coverage.

Susan Zirinsky, former CBS News president, has been appointed interim executive editor while a permanent replacement is sought.
The move follows criticism of CBS News' coverage of sensitive topics, including the Middle East conflict and recent controversies involving '60 Minutes' and 'CBS Mornings.'
Zirinsky will oversee journalistic standards and practices, aiming to ensure balanced and accurate reporting on complex issues.
She will continue to lead See It Now Studios, a production unit focused on documentaries and nonfiction programming for CBS and Paramount+.
CBS leadership emphasizes the importance of addressing concerns about bias to maintain the network's legacy and connection with viewers.