Paul Strand
As senior correspondent in CBN's Washington bureau, Paul Strand has covered a variety of political and social issues, with an emphasis on defense, justice, and Congress.
Strand began his tenure at CBN News in 1985 as an evening assignment editor in Washington, D.C. After a year, he worked with CBN Radio News for three years, returning to the television newsroom to accept a position as editor in 1990. After five years in Virginia Beach, Strand moved back to the nation's capital, where he has been a correspondent since 1995.
Before joining CBN News, Strand served as the newspaper editor for Griffiss Air Force Base in Rome, New York. After five years there, he returned to Oregon, his home state, to serve as a news producer at KEZI in Eugene for over three years. He then moved to KPTV in Portland, where he worked as an assignment editor.
After receiving his undergraduate degree from the State University of New York, Strand then earned a Master of Science in Broadcast Journalism at the University of Oregon.
Strand and his wife have two children.
My Stories
Updated 1 day ago
When is it appropriate for Christians to practice civil disobedience? The topic is addressed in a document signed by more than 125 Christian leaders.
Updated 2 days ago
The groups Faith and Action and the Christian Defense Coalition are asking Americans to set up Nativity scenes at their own homes.
Updated 4 days ago
A White House Web site keeping track of jobs saved or created by the economic stimulus package has made significant errors.
Updated 5 days ago
Religious and legal leaders gathered in Washington, D.C. to protest, Monday, fearing the legislation will restrict what can be preached from the pulpit.
Updated 8 days ago
President Obama says he'll make a decision on whether to send more troops to Afghanistan when he returns from weeklong trip to East Asia.
Updated 8 days ago
Ida's been doling out much misery as it slowly churns its way up the mid-Atlantic coast.
Updated 10 days ago
Some human rights activists are asking President Obama to address the 400 million Chinese children who've died as a result of the nation's one-child policy.
Updated 10 days ago
As the rain fell at Arlington National Cemetery, Wednesday, President Barack Obama followed in the footsteps of presidents past by honoring fallen U.S. heroes.
Updated 16 days ago
Democrats say they're not worried about losing two elections Tuesday. Instead, they're pressing ahead with plans for a trillion dollar health care bill.
Updated 18 days ago
Republicans completed their sweep of the governors races with a win in New Jersey -- but they lost a controversial New York congressional election.
