Barbara Walters, Pioneering Broadcast Journalist, Dies

Barbara Walters is seen on her last day of co-hosting the “Today” show in 1976. Bettmann via Getty Images Barbara Walters, an iconic broadcast journalist who broke down barriers for women in media, died Friday, according to ABC News. She was 93. In a career that spanned more than five decades, Walters established herself as one of the most prominent and respected broadcasters on television. She made history when she became the co-host of “ABC Evening News” in 1976, marking the first time a woman co-hosted an evening news network on national television. Advertisement She was most known for her… Read Full Article