Fox News awards fourth annual Charles Krauthammer memorial scholarship
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Fox News this week announced the winners of its annual Charles Krauthammer Memorial Scholarship, named after the late longtime political commentator at the network.
Benjamin Fuchs, the son of Fox Marketing Promotions and Partnerships Director Debra Fuchs, and Kate Parker, the daughter of Fox video editor Joshua Parker, will receive this year’s awards, the fourth set given out to eligible children of network employees as a monetary stipend per college year for a maximum of four years.
“We are delighted to recognize Benjamin and Kate, both of whom are exemplary students whose skills extend far beyond the classroom,” Fox News Media CEO Suzanne Scott said in a press release announcing this year’s winners. “It’s our great pleasure to continue honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Charles Krauthammer who contributed so much to Fox News with his brilliant insight and analysis.”
Krauthammer was a leading conservative columnist and commentator who worked at the network from 2002 until shortly before his 2018 death.