ABC News President James Goldston this morning announced Mary Bruce as Congressional correspondent and Devin Dwyer as contributing correspondent. Here is Goldston’s memo: Team, I am very pleased ...

In April 2023, Mary Bruce was promoted to the chief White House correspondent of ABC News. She previously served as the senior White House correspondent for the network before the big casting ...

Pawel Kaminski/ABC — -- Mary Bruce is the chief White House correspondent for ABC News based in Washington, D.C. Her work can be seen on “Good Morning America,” “World News Tonight with ...

In an interview, Bruce said that she was “deeply humbled” and “grateful for this opportunity.” She also said that it was “surreal” given that she grew up in Washington, D.C. and idolized chief White ...

Meet Mary Bruce 's new addition! The ABC News senior White House correspondent welcomed her second baby, daughter Eve, on Thursday, June 24, she reveals exclusively with PEOPLE.

Bruce started at ABC News in 2006 as a desk assistant, then joined This Week with George Stephanopoulos as a segment producer. She was a White House producer for five years during the Obama ...

Mary Bruce will remain chief White House correspondent, marking the fifth presidential administration she will cover for the network.

ABC News' Chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce was criticized for her characterization of a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Washington D.C., which left the White House and other buildings ...

Since joining ABC News, Mary Bruce has reported on President Obama's re-election campaign and traveled around the world with him, covering stories such as the Secret Service scandal in Colombia ...

ABC News' Mary Bruce Is Expecting Baby No. 2: 'Post-Campaign Baby Boom Is a Real Thing' The journalist says her 3-year-old son is "super excited to be a big brother and to show his sister all his ...

Scott joins ABC News’ chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce, who will continue to lead the team at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave, as well as Selina Wang, Karen Travers and Mary Alice Parks.

It was a good crash course, but I was curious to check out broadcast news. I got a job as a desk assistant in the ABC News D.C. bureau, answering phones, running scripts, and soaking up as much as ...