Anderson Cooper announces 60 Minutes departure
News anchor Anderson Cooper announced he will be ending his tenure as a reporter on the CBS News program 60 Minutes to spend more time with his children.
www.washingtonexaminer.comAnderson Cooper confirmed his departure from 60 Minutes in February 2026, for family reasons, with CNN commitments continuing; his departure was announced on air on 60 Minutes in May 2026 after nearly two decades with the program. CBS News lauded his work and left open the possibility of a future return; they thanked him for his service. CBS News turmoil occurred during his exit, though Cooper cited family reasons. He cherishes the stories he told, leaving a storied mark on the program.
News anchor Anderson Cooper announced he will be ending his tenure as a reporter on the CBS News program 60 Minutes to spend more time with his children.
www.washingtonexaminer.comAnderson Cooper's departure from '60 Minutes' after nearly two decades comes at a time of unprecedented turmoil at the venerable CBS newsmagazine, though Cooper has cited only family reasons for his decision.
www.washingtontimes.comAnderson Cooper, who joined 60 Minutes in May 2006, has exited the television show after nearly two decades as a correspondent: "I got to tell amazing stories."
www.eonline.comAnderson Cooper bid farewell to '60 Minutes' after hosting the news program for 20 years on May 17
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