Veteran journalist Rita Braver is set to walk off into the sunset this Sunday (March 30) as she will retire from CBS News Sunday Morning after more than 50 years at the network. Braver, who will celebrate her 77th birthday on April 12, first joined CBS News as a news desk editor in 1972 before serving as the network’s chief law correspondent from 1983 to 1993. In 1998, she joined Sunday Morning as chief national correspondent, a role she’s continued in for over 27 years. Her retirement was announced by Sunday Morning executive Rand Morrison in a memo to staffers on Wednesday (March 26), per Deadline. “It’s time to share some news that most of us already know but are reluctant to accept. Our beloved, longtime Sunday Morning colleague… national correspondent Rita Braver will retire at the end of this month,” Morrison wrote. “Those who know Rita and Sunday Morning realize how essential she’s been to our work,...