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Maurice DuBois will exit 'CBS Evening News' to make way for a new anchor

December 4, 2025

Maurice DuBois has announced his departure from 'CBS Evening News,' with his final broadcast scheduled for December 18. This decision follows changes in leadership within the news division and the acquisition of Paramount by Skydance.

"CBS Evening News" co-anchors Maurice DuBois and John Dickerson

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DuBois will leave CBS Evening News on December 18.
His departure comes after new leadership changes in the news division.
He expressed gratitude for 21 years in broadcasting, including time at WCBS-TV.
DuBois made the announcement via an Instagram post.
John Dickerson, his co-anchor, has also exited the program.

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Maurice DuBois will exit 'CBS Evening News' to make way for a new anchor

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