Maggie Haberman

A Pulitzer Prize-winning White House correspondent for The New York Times and political analyst for CNN, Maggie Haberman is recognized for her extensive, impactful coverage of five presidential elections and Donald Trump’s political career. Her journalism career commenced in 1996 as a clerk at the New York Post, where she transitioned to covering City Hall by 1999. She then spent three and a half years at the New York Daily News, continuing her focus on City Hall, before rejoining the New York Post to report on the 2008 U.S. presidential campaign and other significant political races.

Senate race, both of President Obama’s national campaigns, and the rebuilding efforts at the World Trade Center site. As a prominent White House correspondent for The New York Times and a political analyst for CNN, Haberman continues to provide incisive reporting and analysis on national politics. Her ability to consistently break significant stories and offer deep contextual understanding has positioned her as one of the most respected and authoritative voices in American journalism, shaping public discourse on critical political developments.