Fox News Channel has tapped Madeleine Rivera to serve as a Washington-based correspondent. She will begin her new role on Jan. 2.
Since April 2021, Rivera has been a correspondent for the network’s affiliate news service Fox News Edge. Previously, she was a multimedia reporter and campaign embed.
In this role, she covered President Biden’s campaign and delivered live reports from the campaign trail.
She also reported for News 12 Connecticut and Time Warner Cable News. She worked as a news assistant at ABC News.
Rivera graduated from Fordham University, and is a member of the Asian American Journalists Association.
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