As the national political correspondent for NPR, where she plays a critical role in influencing the public's knowledge of politics, Mara Liasson's distinctive voice and powerful words reverberate. Her informative stories are frequently included on Morning Edition and All Things Considered, two highly regarded NPR newsmagazines. Liasson covers the whole political spectrum from his base in Washington, DC, with a particular emphasis on the White House and Congress. She explores wider political themes, extending her knowledge beyond the Beltway.

Liasson's career as a journalist is evidence of her commitment and talent. She reported on an astonishing five presidential elections between 1992 and 2008 before becoming a well-known voice during the eight-year tenure of the Clinton administration as NPR's White House reporter. Her efforts weren't in vain as she was honored for her daily news reporting three times with the renowned Merriman Smith Award from the White House Correspondents Association.

Prior to joining NPR, Liasson's media career brought her to San Francisco, where she was a successful independent radio and television reporter. She has worked in print journalism at The Vineyard Gazette in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, as well as anchoring California Edition, a news program for California Public Radio.

Liasson chose to pursue a Knight-Bagehot Fellowship in Economics and Business Journalism at Columbia University as a result of her thirst for knowledge and desire to improve her reporting. Her dedication to presenting accurate and thorough reporting is exemplified by her pursuit of depth and insight.

The development of Mara Liasson as a reputable journalist highlights her important contributions to political dialogue and her commitment to journalistic honesty..

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