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60 Minutes Purged Scott Pelley and Three Others This Year. Its Season Premiere Named None of Them.
"60 Minutes" opened its 59th season on CBS the night of September 13 without once telling viewers why half the names on the broadcast had changed. Correspondent...
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AP's Free-Press Lawsuit Against Trump Never Mentioned the Real Fight Over His Most Famous Photo
The Associated Press has spent nineteen months in federal court portraying itself as a First Amendment martyr, banned from the Oval Office for refusing to call the...
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Whoopi Goldberg's 'Our Lives Literally Depend on This' Line May Sink ABC's Own FCC Case for The View
ABC's "The View" opened its 30th season on September 8 by telling viewers that "our lives literally depend on" voting Democrats into office this November, while co-host...
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Why Trump Is at the Pentagon, Not Ground Zero, for 9/11's 25th Anniversary
Twenty-five years after four hijacked planes changed the country, President Trump spent the morning of September 11, 2026 at the Pentagon, not at Ground Zero in New...
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ABC and NBC Skipped Charlie Kirk's Assassination Anniversary. CBS Gave It One Sentence.
One year to the day after a gunman killed Charlie Kirk on a Utah college stage, ABC World News Tonight and NBC Nightly News did not mention...
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Giovanni Galante Lost His Wife on 9/11. His Petition Against Mayor Mamdani Just Passed 100,000 Signatures.
Giovanni Galante lost his wife Grace on the 105th floor of the World Trade Center's North Tower. On Tuesday, September 8, he stood on the steps of...
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Five Questions Out, Thirteen In: What the Education Department Actually Changed in the School Civil Rights Survey
The Education Department's new school civil rights survey drops five questions and adds thirteen. Both versions of the form are public, and we read them side by...
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FCC Asks Judge AliKhan to Toss ABC's First Amendment Suit on a Jurisdiction Technicality. It Will Probably Work.
The FCC asked a federal judge to throw out ABC's First Amendment lawsuit without ever deciding whether Chairman Brendan Carr retaliated against the network. The 56-page filing,...
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DOJ Tells a Manhattan Judge the Times Archive Is Free to Train On, and Says the Same About Everyone Else's
The Justice Department told a Manhattan federal judge on Tuesday that training an artificial intelligence model on The New York Times archive is fair use. It asked...
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The White House's "Nearly 70%" ICE Arrest Number Was Last True in May 2025. July's Is 48.7%
The White House says nearly 70% of people ICE arrests have a U.S. criminal conviction or charge. ICE's own July arrest records say 48.7%. We pulled the...
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Yale Ordered Reporters Off Campus at a Rally Against Its Justice Department Admissions Deal
Yale University told reporters from three news organizations they could not cover a September 1 rally on its campus and ordered them off university property. The rally...
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We Read Both Versions of Commerce's Science Policy. The Political Interference Ban Is Gone.
The Commerce Department's scientific integrity policy lost its ban on political interference in a quiet revision dated August 19, 2026. We pulled both versions of the document,...
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