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'''Lara Logan''' is a [[South Africa]]n-born [[Christian]] and [[journalist]] known for her [[war]] reporting and investigative journalism, particularly during her tenure at [[CBS News]].

Lara Logan began her journalism career in South Africa in the 1990s and gained international recognition for her coverage of the [[Afghan war|U.S. invasion of Afghanistan in 2001]]. This led to her joining CBS News in 2002, where she eventually became the network’s Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent. She was a prominent figure on ''[[60 Minutes]]'', known for her fearless reporting from war zones like [[Iraq]] and Afghanistan.

Logan survived a brutal [[sexual assault]] in [[Cairo]]'s Tahrir Square in 2011 while covering the resignation of [[Egypt]]ian President [[Hosni Mubarak]] during the [[US]]-engineered "[[Arab Spring]]". 

Logan was fired from ''60 Minutes'' after the [[Obama]] [[FBI]] contradicted her reporting on the [[Benghazi massacre]] and [[cover up]].

Logan was fired from ''[[Newsmax]]'' after reporting on [[NGO]] involvement in the [[Biden border crisis]].

In recent years, Logan has shifted toward more [[conservative media]] platforms. She launched a podcast called ''Going Rogue'', which she hosts from [[Texas]], featuring interviews and commentary that often challenge [[MSM|mainstream narratives]]. 

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[[Category:Conservative Women]]