Paula Reid Joins MS NOW: New Chief White House Correspondent

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Paula Reid has arrived at MS NOW. The network's new chief White House correspondent begins her first day of work on Thursday, the network confirmed on Thursday. The appointment is part of MS NOW's continued expansion of its Washington reporting.

Reid previously served as CNN's chief correspondent covering legal and justice issues. According to The Hollywood Reporter, she left the network earlier this year.

Why the Move Matters Now

The appointment comes at a sensitive time: According to Variety, the US is just days away from the pivotal midterm elections. Political reporting is therefore taking on an even more prominent role at MS NOW.

The move had been expected following Reid's departure from CNN, which was announced in July. According to Deadline, she is the latest addition to MS NOW's newsroom team, which separated from Comcast nearly a year ago, according to the media company.

What to Expect From Reid's New Role

Reid will lead the network's reporting from Washington. Deadline describes her as the network's newest addition to its journalism team since its split from Comcast.

The sources agree on the key facts: Reid is moving to MS NOW, becoming chief White House correspondent and starting on Thursday. Neither network has yet announced how her reporting will differ concretely from her work at CNN.

As of Thursday; further details to follow.