CNN's Shimon Prokupecz landed quite the promotion following a major year for the Emmy-winning reporter.

After an impressive year covering crime and justice for the network, CNN announced Monday that Prokupecz will be their Senior Crime and Justice Correspondent, effective immediately.

Prokupecz has been integral to a number of big stories, including the FBI raid on Roger Stone’s home in 2019, which earned Prokupecz and his team an Emmy award.

He has reported on the deadly mass shooting at the Pulse Nightclub, the George Floyd protests, and the Mueller investigation. Prokupecz was also on the ground for the New York City subway shooting, the Buffalo supermarket shooting, and the school shooting in Oxford, Michigan.

Perhaps most notable was Prokupecz's recent coverage of the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas.

He broke news throughout his coverage, including that the entire police force for the Uvalde school district was suspended.

Prokupecz landed multiple exclusives, including one with Uvalde Mayor Don McLaughlin, and boldly confronted law enforcement officials while on the ground.

Prokupecz actually confronted Uvalde Independent School District Police Chief Pedro Arredondo outside his office after he failed to respond to interview requests.

Congratulations on the well-deserved promotion.

Despite being a co-defendant in one of the two billion-dollar defamation lawsuits Fox News is facing over its coverage of the 2020 election, Maria Bartiromo has continued to suggest American elections are corrupted by fraud.

"People are really disenfranchised by the fact that Election Day is no longer Election Day. I mean, here we are, five days and the ballots are still being counted in Arizona," she said to a congressman-elect on Monday.

"What’s going on? Is there anything that you can do to get us back to where we were? And by the way, how many illegals voted in this election?"

She went on to say that a friend of hers was told to put her ID away by a poll worker when trying to vote because they "don't want to see" it. 

Bartiromo did not provide any evidence for her claim beyond the anecdote about her friend. Arizona requires voters to confirm their identity with photo ID at their polling place.

It's bold and reckless of Bartiromo to continue pushing baseless claims of voter fraud despite already landing immense scrutiny for touting Donald Trump's efforts to undermine the 2020 election.

Those claims prompted Fox News to air a fact-check of conspiracy theories about the election during her show. She was later named as a co-defendant in Smartmatic’s $2.7 lawsuit against Fox News and several of its top personalities.

It's embarrassing enough when your own network airs a fact-check of your coverage. Continuing to push that nonsense is a whole new level of crazy.