CNN’s new 9 p.m. anchor is Kaitlan Collins, who has been a moderator for Trump forum. Collins will be taking over the time slot from Chris Cuomo, who is stepping away from the network.

Collins has been with CNN since 2017 and has covered a variety of topics, including the White House and politics. In her new role, she will be tasked with leading the cable news network’s evening programming, which is a crucial time slot for cable news audiences.

“I am thrilled to be joining the CNN team as the 9 p.m. anchor,” Collins said in a statement. “CNN has a long tradition of delivering high-quality journalism, and I am honored to be a part of that legacy.”

Collins’ appointment comes at a time of significant change for CNN. The news network recently underwent a major restructuring that saw the departures of many high-profile journalists and executives.

However, despite the changes, CNN remains one of the most-watched cable news networks in the United States. The network’s evening programming is particularly popular, and Collins’ appointment is expected to help solidify CNN’s position as a leader in this space.

“Kaitlan is a talented and exceptional journalist who has proven herself time and time again,” said CNN President Jeff Zucker in a statement. “We are thrilled to have her lead our evening programming and have no doubt that she will excel in this new role.”

Collins is a graduate of the University of Alabama and previously worked at The Daily Caller. She is a native of Prattville, Alabama.