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LIVE: Breaking News and Top Stories on CBS News 24/7
1:22in China. We'll take you to Beijing for the World Humanoid Robot Games. Your CBS Morning News starts right now.2:52CBS News White House reporter Aaron Navaro kicks off our hour from our DC bureau with more on this. Aaron, good morning. So, let's start uh with what's6:31benefits Canada more than it benefits the US. I want to show you what transportation secretary Shan Duffy said on Fox News just yesterday.
LIVE: ABC News Live - Saturday, September 5 | ABC News
0:01ABC News Live Weekend. Here's a look at your top headlines right now.10:33What's the most honored and awarded streaming news program? This is ABC News Live Prime. We're tracking several stories breaking this evening.10:41Wherever you stream, Lindsay Davis is right there for you. So impressive. Newsmaking spotlight interviews you'll only see here.
LIVE: ABC News Live - Friday, September 4 | ABC News
1:01>> BREAKING OVERNIGHT. SOME INCREDIBLE NEWS FROM NEPAL.4:24HAS YET TO EVEN GET FINAL APPROVAL. INTERIOR SECRETARY DOUG BURGUM, ANNOUNCING THE NEWS ONLINE, PROMISING THE ARCH WILL BE ONE OF THE GREAT PIECES6:29IN THE DEEP SOUTH. WE'LL WATCH LOWELL OVER THE WEEKEND. CLOSE CALL WITH KAUAI INTO EARLY NEXT WEEK. AT LEAST SOME SWELLS, AMOUNT OF RAIN BANDS. THAT'S YOUR FORECAST. I'M ABC NEWS S
Ring's adorable surveillance hellscape | The Vergecast
0:50Bowl. Uh we have a lot of surveillance camera stuff to talk about. We have some OpenAI news to talk about. We have some7:16disinformation reporter at NBC News. She now writes a newsletter called Spitfire News, which is very good. You should subscribe to it. Um, so we asked her to10:02Like you read that thing from from Ryan Brick last week who writes the garbage newsletter who's basically saying, "I've been covering misinformation and the
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The News is WILD! ! | ep 163 - History Hyenas
The hosts analyze the historical evolution of news from ancient Roman gossip to modern partisan media, arguing that fake news is an inherent part of journalism dating back to the Revolutionary War and Vietnam.summaryFake news is not a modern phenomenon but originated with the 'Acta Diurna' in 59 BCE and was used strategically by figures like Benjamin Franklin during the Revolutionary War and the US government during the Gulf of TonktakeawayThe repeal of the FCC's Fairness Doctrine in 1987 removed the requirement for broadcasters to present fair and balanced coverage of controversial issues, which the hosts identify as a pivotal moment leading to modern partakeaway
The Best Conversation About News, Opinion and Censorship You've Ever Heard - Richard Miniter
The video traces the history of news from ancient Rome's state-controlled 'Acta Diurna' to the free-market, Protestant-influenced press along the Rhine, highlighting a fundamental conflict between official, top-down infosummaryThey conclude that the future of news lies in leveraging technology for verification and diverse perspectives rather than censorship or centralized control.summaryTwo conflicting origins of news: Ancient Rome's 'Acta Diurna' was created by the government to control rumors and maintain social peace by providing a shared set of facts, whereas the modern free-market news model emergetakeaway
Maury Povich On His Daytime TV Career, "You Are Not The Father" & Covering Watergate & MLK Jr
He emphasizes the importance of journalistic integrity, the trust placed in local news, and the resilience required to succeed in a volatile industry where bouncing back from failure is essential.summaryMedia 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
Yella Beezy Mo3 Trial Text Messages Flights! Yella Warn Bloggers LAWSUITS On The Way!
The conversation highlights the legal and reputational risks of public discourse surrounding active criminal cases, particularly when major news outlets amplify allegations before a verdict is reached.summaryLegal Strategy Critique: Yella Beezy's threat of lawsuits is characterized as a 'juvenile' and 'desperate' response, with the host suggesting his legal team should target major news conglomerates (like Eyewitness News) rtakeaway“Eyewitness News is the one that I think Yella should be pointing the finger at, not the people who are out here saying... Eyewitness News got a bigger voice than the whoever these people.”quote
Loren LoRosa: Brown Girl Grinding | Not My Best Moment with KevOnStage
Lauren LaRosa discusses her transition from TMZ journalist to Senior News Producer and on-air talent at The Breakfast Club, highlighting the operational differences between breaking news and personality-driven content.summaryRole Distinction: LaRosa clarifies her title as 'Senior News Producer' rather than co-host to reflect the extensive behind-the-scenes work, including nightly producer meetings, story assignment, and fact-checking, which takeawayJournalistic Empathy: LaRosa demonstrates how personal empathy influences professional decisions, citing her choice not to break the news of Cassie's recent birth during Diddy's trial to avoid adding unnecessary stress ttakeaway
