CBS News’ ‘60 Minutes’ is adding four new contributors as part of an overhaul led by executive producer Nick Bilton, the network announced Tuesday. The newcomers are Ross Douthat, a conservative columnist for the New York Times; author Sebastian Junger; filmmaker Gianna Toboni; and Trevor Phillips, a new CBS News correspondent. The announcement, made by Paramount Skydance, signals a significant shift in the look and feel of the long-running newsmagazine at a time when it faces evolving viewer expectations. Douthat brings a political commentary voice, while Junger is known for his work on war and conflict. Toboni has produced documentary-style segments, and Phillips joins as a fresh on-air talent. The additions are part of Bilton’s broader strategy to modernize the program. ‘60 Minutes’ has been a staple of CBS’s Sunday lineup for decades, and these hires aim to broaden its appeal amid changing media consumption habits. The show has previously relied on a stable of veteran correspondents, but the new contributors reflect a push toward diverse perspectives and younger audiences. No specific debut date for the new contributors has been announced.