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LIVE: Breaking News and Top Stories on CBS News 24/7

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2:38They asked too much and they offered too little. Canada will match Washington's new tariffs dollar for dollar in order12:20Fischer said, quote, "I'm extremely disappointed by this decision from the White House." And Senator Mike Rounds posted, quote, "This hurts. American3:34:56Associated Press, from the Washington Post. Um, and those are a value to our readers. You know, we have readers who are out in austere locations. They can't

Scott Horton: The Case Against War and the Military Industrial Complex | Lex Fridman Podcast #478

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45:20on, let me drop two good footnotes for people here. The first one would be Shane Harris, who's now at the Washington Post, you know, very official2:23:09Bearden, who had helped run the CIA covert or in the 1980s, told the Washington Post, we've been negotiating4:23:22the Washington Post and the New York Times are the liberal papers and the New York Post and the Washington Times are

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Brad Stone in conversation with Nick Bilton at Live Talks Los Angeles

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The conversation highlights Bezos' lack of empathy in operational decisions, his strategic use of the Washington Post for PR, and the contrasting fortunes of Blue Origin versus SpaceX.summaryBezos uses the Washington Post as a strategic tool to soften his public image as a villainous retailer, turning it around to gain access to elite society and corridors of power.takeaway“He wraps himself up in the mantle of the washington post and says his ownership of the post is a complexifier for him... that was really the the master stroke slash evil genius maneuver”quote

Maury Povich On His Daytime TV Career, "You Are Not The Father" & Covering Watergate & MLK Jr

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Media Bias and Objectivity: Povich argues that the line between news and opinion has blurred, citing the Washington Post and New York Times as examples where headlines are no longer objective but rather analysis or opinitakeaway“It's very tough. I mean look my father was the sports columnist of the Washington Post for 75 years... I read the Washington Post today and I got to think, you know, that headline really wasn't, you know, objective fairquote