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Christiane Amanpour to leave CNN after 43 years

Amanpour said she will depart CNN next June, weeks after Paramount completed its takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery.

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  • CNN chief international anchor Christiane Amanpour said she will leave the network next June.
  • Amanpour said she decided to separate from CNN after 43 years.
  • CNN chairman Mark Thompson said Amanpour and he had discussed the decision for some months.
  • Amanpour's CNN International show will move to once a week in January and end in May, Thompson said.
  • Her announcement came weeks after Paramount completed its takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery, CNN's parent company.
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Far left

Calls CNN exit a blow to independent journalism

Raw Story: Bombshell as Christiane Amanpour dumps CNN after MAGA-coded buyout

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Raw Story frames Amanpour's departure as a loss for independent journalism after a corporate buyout.

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Progressive and socialist outlets such as Common Dreams, Democracy Now and Truthout. Usually focuses on corporate power, workers, inequality and anti-war positions.

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Far right: Calls Amanpour a far-left propagandist leaving CNN

Left

Reports Amanpour will leave CNN next June

NBC News (Politics): CNN’s Christiane Amanpour to depart network after 43 years

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NBC News reports Amanpour's planned departure and Thompson's statement, noting the recent Paramount takeover.

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Mainstream liberal outlets such as CNN, MSNBC, NPR and The Washington Post. Usually focuses on who is affected, climate, public institutions and criticism of the Trump administration.

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Right: Says staff worry about new owner Skydance

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Says staff worry about new owner Skydance

New York Post (Politics): Christiane Amanpour to exit CNN amid staffer concern on new owner Skydance’s plans for network

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The New York Post says Amanpour's exit came amid newsroom anxiety and speculation about differences with CNN's new owner.

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Mainstream conservative outlets such as Fox News, the Washington Examiner and the New York Post. Usually focuses on costs, security, government overreach and Democratic policy.

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Left: Reports Amanpour will leave CNN next June

Far right

Calls Amanpour a far-left propagandist leaving CNN

The Gateway Pundit: Disgraced Far-Left CNN Anchor Christiane Amanpour Announces She’s Leaving Network After 43 Years as New Ownership Takes Control

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The Gateway Pundit frames Amanpour's departure as the exit of a "disgraced far-left" anchor who pushed anti-Trump and anti-Israel narratives, tying it to new ownership taking control of CNN.

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Who's in this lane

Hard-right outlets such as Breitbart, Newsmax and The Gateway Pundit. Usually focuses on national strength, immigration, distrust of institutions and strong support for Trump.

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Far left: Calls CNN exit a blow to independent journalism

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