Trey Yingst

Trey Yingst is the chief foreign correspondent for Fox News, known for reporting from conflict zones around the world. Yingst began his journalism career as a student at American University, co-founding News2Share and covering events in Gaza, Ukraine, Rwanda, and Uganda. His early work included coverage of the Ferguson protests, demonstrating a commitment to frontline journalism. Yingst later served as chief White House correspondent for One America News Network before joining Fox News, where his on-the-ground reporting has included the war in Ukraine, the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, and the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Yingst has received recognition such as Forbes 30 Under 30 in media, AdWeek’s Young Influentials, and the RTDNA First Amendment Award. His coverage of the October 7 Hamas attacks in Israel, detailed in his book "Black Saturday," has been noted for its storytelling and journalistic standards. Yingst has interviewed world leaders including Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, reflecting his expertise in international affairs.

A frequent public speaker, Yingst is recognized for his calm and articulate presence during live broadcasts from active war zones, providing exclusive insights and breaking news in the Middle East. He advocates for journalist safety and mental health, drawing on his experiences to encourage resilience in the field. Yingst’s work focuses on communicating the realities of conflict, emphasizing the importance of accurate and empathetic journalism in international news reporting.