Laura Ingraham is a well-known Fox News host born on June 19, 1963, in Connecticut to a working-class family. She grew up with three brothers, focused on sports in school, and later graduated from Dartmouth College, where she became editor of a conservative student newspaper.
After college, she worked as a speechwriter in the Reagan administration, clerked for federal judges, and later for Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. She then moved into media, hosting shows on MSNBC, radio, and eventually Fox News, where her program The Ingraham Angle became very successful.
She is a bestselling author and one of the most recognized conservative voices in U.S. media.
In her personal life, Ingraham has never married but has been in several high-profile relationships. She also survived breast cancer in 2005 and later adopted three children from Guatemala and Russia, raising them in Washington, D.C.