Martha MacCallum

About

Martha MacCallum is an American journalist, television news anchor, and executive editor at Fox News, where she anchors The Story with Martha MacCallum. She joined Fox News in 2004 and is based in New York City. Her career spans broadcast journalism, business news, political coverage, interviews, debates, and election programming. Before joining Fox News, she worked with Wall Street Journal Television, WBIS-TV, and NBC/CNBC, covering business, markets, national affairs, and major news events. MacCallum has also developed documentary and podcast projects, hosted Fox Nation series, and moderated political town halls and presidential debates. Quick Facts about Martha MacCallum: Field Details Full Name Martha Bowes MacCallum Current Position Anchor and Executive Editor, The Story with Martha MacCallum Current Company Fox News Location New York City Industry Journalism and Television News Primary Expertise Broadcast journalism, news anchoring, political interviews, business news Specializations Political coverage, election coverage, business journalism, interviews, town halls, debate moderation Current Focus Anchoring The Story with Martha MacCallum, Fox News election coverage, interviews and special programming Previous Leadership Roles Anchor and host of multiple Fox News and CNBC programs Previous Companies Dow Jones & Company, Wall Street Journal Television, WBIS-TV, NBC/CNBC Education St. Lawrence University; Circle in the Square Theatre School University St. Lawrence University Degree Bachelor's degree in Political Science Additional Education Graduate Diploma, Circle in the Square Theatre School Career Overview of Martha MacCallum: MacCallum began her professional career in corporate relations and business publishing before moving into television journalism. From 1991 to 1996, she worked at Wall Street Journal Television as a business news correspondent and anchor. She later reported and anchored at WBIS-TV before joining NBC/CNBC in 1997, where she co-anchored Morning Call and contributed to several network programs. In 2004, she moved to Fox News, taking on progressively broader roles as an anchor and host. Her Fox News work has since expanded into political interviews, election coverage, debates, town halls, podcasts, and documentary programming.

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  FOX News

  Jan 2004 to Present

  News Anchor

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  Jan 1997 to Jan 2003

  Anchor and Reporter

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  Wall Street Journal Television

  Jan 1991 to Jan 1996

  Business News Correspondent and Anchor

Awards

• 2024: John R. "Tex" McCrary Award for Excellence in Journalism Honored by the Congressional Medal of Honor Society for her work covering the military.
• 2014: SoldierSocks / SoldierStrong Commitment To Serve AwardRecognized with the Commitment To Serve award.
• 2003: Gracie Award Received a second Gracie Award for Women in Journalism.
• 1997: Gracie AwardReceived a Gracie Award for Women in Journalism.

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