About

Natasha Zouves is a four-time Emmy Award-winning journalist, including the 2025 Emmy for Outstanding Emerging Journalist, and is a 2025 Edward R. Murrow Award winner for her groundbreaking investigation “Growing Broke,” exposing how forever chemicals are poisoning America’s farmland.

She is the anchor and host of her show “NewsNation Prime with Natasha Zouves,” a three-hour primetime broadcast where she leads live interviews with lawmakers and decision-makers while spotlighting the issues shaping the country.

As an investigative correspondent, Zouves has reported on some of the most urgent and hidden stories of our time: Area 51 veterans dying of cancer as the Pentagon denies they were ever there; secret human experiments conducted by the government in St. Louis; and an undercover U.S. informant who infiltrated cartels and helped free more than 200 women and children from sex trafficking.

Previously, Zouves anchored for ABC in San Francisco before being named a Knight Fellow at Stanford University. She holds a Master’s from Johns Hopkins University in Biotechnology Enterprise & Entrepreneurship and dual degrees in Journalism and Health Promotion & Disease Prevention from the University of Southern California.

Zouves is also the host of the podcast, The Truth of the Matter with Natasha Zouves. She is driven by journalism’s power to hold institutions accountable and amplify unheard voices.

Connect with Natasha on Instagram: @natashazouves