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She has a documentary series in the works at HBO, projects pending at other networks and will soon launch a limited true crime podcast for Luminary. While cable news has become more about partisan politics, she notes that other outlets are open to take on more nonfiction projects.

Once eager to book a flight on short notice to cover breaking stories such as Hurricane Katrina and the earthquakes in Haiti that could keep her on the air for hours at a time, she now enjoys having control over her time and assignments.

I mean, I was never, ever, class mom on anything for my older daughters, who remind me of it constantly. The family they raised is a great American success story. James, N.

Neither the Post nor I mentioned race. When we worked together at CNN, Soledad invited me to her weekend home so our children could swim together.

Now that I am at Fox News Channel she changes her tune and goes to the gutter with pathetic insults. He is also the author of three books about television, including a biography of pioneer talk show host and producer David Susskind.

Company Town. They will help you get to where you want to be. Find great people and ask them for help. On prioritizing: My mom had a great saying: Everybody gets the same 24 hours. You just have to figure out how you want to spend yours. What do you want to do with the time that you get? Go decide. And then go do it.

And if you change your mind a few years in, go do that. Already a subscriber? Log in or link your magazine subscription. Account Profile. Sign Out. Tags: how i get it done work power careers soledad o'brien media twitter More. In , Soledad reported for Latino in America, a wide-ranging look at Latinos living in this country; how they're reshaping America and how America is reshaping them. Prior, O'Brien reported for Black in America 2, a four-hour documentary focusing on successful community leaders who are improving the lives of African-Americans.

O'Brien's reporting for Black in America in revealed the state of Black America 40 years after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

King's private writings and notes, and investigated his assassination in Eyewitness to Murder: The King Assassination. O'Brien joined CNN as the co-anchor of the network's flagship morning program, American Morning, and distinguished herself by reporting from the scene on the transformational stories that broke on her watch.

She also covered the Japan earthquake and tsunami in , London terrorism attacks in July , and in December , she was among a handful of CNN anchors sent to Thailand to cover the disaster and aftermath of the tsunami. Her numerous other awards include a Gracie Allen Award in for her reporting from Cyprus on the Israeli-Hezbollah conflict as well as her reports from the Gulf Coast after Hurricane Katrina.

Soledad O'Brien is a graduate of Harvard University and currently lives with her husband and four children in Manhattan. Sign In. Edit Soledad O'Brien.