Priscilla Alvarez transitions from immigration reporter to covering the White House View in browser An exclusive inside look with your free CNN account 🎤 Q&A with CNN White House reporter Priscilla Alvarez Priscilla Alvarez rides on a Coast Guard plane in September for a story about Cuban migration to South Florida. Priscilla Alvarez joined CNN to cover immigration during the Trump administration, when that hot topic frequently took center stage on the news. She has traveled across the country and spent time on the US-Mexico border to provide firsthand accounts on the ground for CNN viewers and readers. It's an issue close to her heart because Alvarez's family immigrated to the United States from Argentina. She has brought her valuable experience and perspective to her new role as a White House reporter just as the 2024 presidential race kicks into high gear. Alvarez, who speaks fluent Spanish, grew up in Leesburg, Vir...
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No matter the job, Coy Wire inspires and unites those around him View in browser An exclusive inside look with your free CNN account 🏈 How news became Coy Wire's new game By Kimberly Richardson CNN anchor and correspondent Coy Wire After playing nine seasons in the National Football League, CNN anchor and correspondent Coy Wire went through a tough time. His dream had just come to an end. "I felt like an empty shell of myself — like a major part of my identity had been stripped away," Wire explained. "I didn't know what I was going to do." But then the former professional athlete got the opportunity to work at a sports network as a football analyst. From breaking down games to telling stories about players who were chasing their dreams, it was in that moment where Wire realized that news could be his new game. Now at CNN, the award-winning journalist uses his experiences, insight and contacts...
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