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- BROADCAST BIAS: Networks turn Trump’s plane switch into a fancy scandal
The article analyzes media coverage of a minor security incident where the Secret Service advised Donald Trump to switch military planes while press and staff remained on Air Force One. Despite widespread media reporting that highlighted this change, some experts questioned whether the initial premise of danger was accurate, noting that top aides were still present.
- Paramount-WBD merger criticism based on David Ellison’s politics, future of CNN, CEO writes
David Ellison, CEO of Paramount, criticizes the Paramount-WBD merger based on politics and the future of CNN. He argues that news organization leaders should not influence company-related matters.
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- Trump orders Iran attack as soon as this weekend, WSJ says
President Trump has ordered the US military to attack Iran as soon as this weekend, according to the Wall Street Journal, with the aim of forcing Tehran to surrender. The potential strikes, which could target energy infrastructure, follow Trump's threats to retaliate after a US base in Jordan was attacked.
- US and Israel said planning joint strikes on energy sites in Iran, bombing could continue throughout weekend
The US and Israel are reportedly planning joint strikes on Iran's energy sites, with bombing potentially continuing through the weekend. The plan was discussed during a Camp David cabinet meeting, and Trump has ordered fresh US strikes aimed at forcing Iran to surrender.
- WBTV is adding more streaming newscasts to its lineup: How, when to watch
WBTV is expanding its morning streaming newscast and adding a weekday evening newscast starting August 3, 2023. The new 7 a.m.-8 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.-7 p.m. streaming-only segments aim to provide more frequent news access. Programming schedules and streaming platform details are provided.
- Tony Romo on leave from CBS after being accused of driving under the influence
Tony Romo has been placed on indefinite leave from CBS following his arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence. JJ Watt will replace Romo as the lead color commentator for CBS’s NFL coverage. Romo was arrested after failing field sobriety tests and having an open alcohol bottle in his car.
- Tony Romo on leave from CBS after being accused of driving under the influence
Tony Romo has been placed on indefinite leave from CBS following his arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence. Romo was stopped on Interstate 43 in Milwaukee County, where an open alcoholic beverage was found in his car, and he failed field sobriety tests. JJ Watt will replace Romo as the lead color commentator for CBS’s NFL coverage.
- Tony Romo on leave from CBS after being accused of driving under the influence
Tony Romo has been placed on indefinite leave by CBS following his arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence. The Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office cited Romo for passing cars in a gore area and finding an open alcoholic beverage in his vehicle. JJ Watt will replace Romo as the lead color commentator for CBS’s NFL coverage.
- Former Cowboys QB Tony Romo had an open bottle of alcohol in his car when arrested, police say
Tony Romo, a former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and CBS NFL analyst, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence in Milwaukee on July 23. Police found an open container of alcohol in his vehicle and cited him for failing field sobriety tests and refusing a breathalyzer test. Romo has a court appearance scheduled for September 21.
- Body camera video released from arrest of former Dallas Cowboy quarterback Tony Romo, reports show
Body camera video from the traffic stop of Tony Romo in Milwaukee County has been released, showing him refusing field sobriety tests after being pulled over for unsafe passing. Romo was arrested on suspicion of operating a vehicle while intoxicated and charged with a first offense, with a court date set for September 21.
- Lawsuit: Penske and Boehly staged Golden Globes boycott to buy it cheap
Members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) sued Penske Media Corporation and Eldridge Industries, alleging they colluded to devalue the Golden Globe Awards through a boycott to acquire it cheaply and create a monopoly. The lawsuit claims the defendants hid Penske's involvement in the 2023 acquisition and reneged on promises to HFPA members.
- 60 Minutes hires new lineup including Ross Douthat, Norah O’Donnell
CBS’s '60 Minutes' has hired new correspondents and contributors including Ross Douthat, Norah O’Donnell, Sebastian Junger, Trevor Phillips, and Gianna Toboni for its 59th season. The changes follow a recent shakeup led by new editor-in-chief Bari Weiss, resulting in the departure of Tanya Simon, Sharyn Alfonsi, Cecilia Vega, and Scott Pelley.
- Former Golden Globes owners sue Penske Media alleging fraud in acquisition of awards show
Members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) sued Penske Media Corporation and Eldridge Industries, alleging fraud in the 2023 acquisition of the Golden Globe Awards. The lawsuit claims collusion to devalue the awards show and create a monopoly in entertainment industry markets.
- CBS’ ‘60 minutes’ announces new slate of correspondents for upcoming 59th season
CBS’s '60 Minutes' announced new correspondents and contributors for its 59th season, including Ross Douthat, Norah O’Donnell, Sebastian Junger, Trevor Phillips, and Gianna Toboni. The changes follow a leadership shakeup led by new editor-in-chief Bari Weiss and executive producer Nick Bilton.
- Former Golden Globes owners sue Penske Media alleging fraud in acquisition of awards show
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association sued Penske Media Corporation and others, alleging fraud in the 2023 acquisition of the Golden Globe Awards, claiming collusion with Eldridge Industries and Todd Boehly to devalue the show and create a monopoly. The lawsuit accuses Penske of misleading the HFPA, reneging on promises, and infiltrating leadership to push through the deal.
- Former Golden Globes owners sue Penske Media alleging fraud in acquisition of awards show
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association members sued Penske Media Corporation and others, alleging fraud in the 2023 acquisition of the Golden Globe Awards, claiming collusion to devalue the event and create a monopoly. The lawsuit accuses Penske and Eldridge Industries of deceiving the HFPA and breaking promises like lifetime voting privileges, while current owners dismissed the claims as irrational.
- Sneak peek: The Footprint
A woman is murdered in her home, with a bloody footprint serving as the key clue. Erin Moriarty reports on the case for '48 Hours', airing August 1 on CBS and Paramount+.
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- Former Cowboys QB Tony Romo arrested on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influence
Tony Romo was arrested on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influence in Milwaukee County. He performed poorly on field sobriety tests, was booked and released, and has a court appearance set for September 21. Romo is a CBS NFL analyst and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback.
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- CBS star says she does not know why she was fired and claims she was asked to dig up clips of left-wing antics 'that don't exist'... but a quick search proves that they DO
A CBS star claims she does not know why she was fired and was asked to dig up clips of left-wing antics 'that don't exist.' A quick search, however, reveals these clips do exist.
- Paramount Skydance agrees to freeze its WBD mega-merger while the antitrust cases are decided
Paramount Skydance has agreed to pause its merger with Warner Bros. Discovery while antitrust cases from 12 US states and the Writers Guild of America are resolved, likely leading to a court battle. The merger freeze will last until five days after the cases are ruled or June 1, 2027, whichever comes first, with both companies' stock prices declining following the announcement.
- Top media networks put on notice after refusing to air Trump's primetime address: 'Serious concerns'
Rep. Buddy Carter is requesting the FCC to review ABC, NBC, and CBS for not airing President Donald Trump's primetime address, arguing it violates their public interest obligation. The networks either declined to broadcast the speech live or cut away during it, with Carter claiming Americans should have access to the information directly from the President.
- Top media networks put on notice after refusing to air Trump's primetime address: 'Serious concerns'
Rep. Buddy Carter is urging the Federal Communications Commission to review ABC, NBC, and CBS for not airing or cutting away from President Donald Trump's July 16 primetime address. Carter argues the networks violated their public interest obligation by blocking the speech, which Trump claimed addressed election security vulnerabilities.
- Border czar Tom Homan clashes with CBS’ Margaret Brennan over fatal Houston ICE shooting
White House border czar Tom Homan clashed with CBS' Margaret Brennan over a fatal Houston ICE shooting. Homan defended U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's use of unmarked vehicles during an appearance on 'Face the Nation.'
- Court ruling freezes Paramount-Warner Bros. merger for now
A U.S. District Judge granted a temporary restraining order to pause Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery due to an antitrust lawsuit filed by a dozen states. The $111 billion merger would combine major studios, streamers, and news outlets, but the court ruling halts the process ahead of a potential final decision.
- ICE officers to wear body cameras at traffic stops, White House border czar says
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers will wear body cameras during traffic stops following two fatal shootings by agents. Border Czar Tom Homan stated support for body cameras, attributing the lack of cameras to Democratic opposition to ICE funding and authority.
- Warner tells Margaret Brennan he was ‘disappointed’ with CBS for covering Trump’s elections speech
Sen. Mark Warner criticized CBS for airing President Trump’s speech on election security, calling it filled with falsehoods and expressing disappointment. He noted most media did not treat the speech as serious news.
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- Ex-’60 Minutes’ boss Bill Owens pens tell-all ripping CBS, Paramount while collecting millions under separation deal: report
Bill Owens, a former '60 Minutes' boss, wrote a book criticizing CBS and Paramount while receiving millions under a separation deal. Executives and lawyers from the companies are discussing potential violations of his exit package.
- Trump threatens TV broadcast licenses after networks skip speech
President Trump threatened to revoke the broadcast licenses of ABC and NBC after they did not preempt programming to live-stream his speech on election integrity. The FCC has launched probes into broadcasters for potential violations of public interest standards, while CBS and Fox aired portions or the full speech live. Networks avoided live coverage of claims about foreign interference in the 2020 election, citing caution after Fox's defamation settlement over election-related falsehoods.
- US TV networks split on broadcasting Trump’s election-focused speech
US TV networks split on whether to air Donald Trump's election-focused White House speech. NBC and CNN did not broadcast it live, while Fox News, MS Now, CBS, and some ABC affiliates aired portions of it. The speech included unproven claims about the 2020 election's integrity, which Joe Biden won.
- US TV networks split on broadcasting Trump’s election-focused speech
US TV networks split on broadcasting Donald Trump’s White House speech focused on election integrity. NBC and CNN did not air the speech live, while Fox News, CBS, MS Now, and some ABC affiliates did. ABC’s decision varied by station, with Sinclair-owned stations airing portions of the speech.
- Not all major networks carrying President Trump’s address tonight. Here’s who will and who won’t
President Donald Trump is scheduled to deliver a primetime address, but ABC and NBC will not broadcast it on their regular channels, opting instead for streaming platforms. CBS has not yet confirmed whether it will air the speech, while the content will be available via livestream.
- Not all major networks carrying President Trump’s address tonight. Here’s who will and who won’t
President Donald Trump is scheduled to deliver a primetime address, but ABC and NBC will not broadcast it on their regular TV channels, opting instead for streaming platforms. CBS has not yet announced its plans, while FOX is not classified as one of the three major networks.
- Not all major networks carrying President Trump’s address tonight. Here’s who will and who won’t
President Donald Trump's primetime address will not be broadcast by all major networks. ABC and NBC opted to stream the speech via their platforms instead of airing it on television, while CBS and FOX have not confirmed their broadcast plans.
- Some TV networks won't air Trump's speech live
President Trump's prime-time speech on election security will not receive live coverage from at least two of the four major TV networks. NBC will stream the speech on NBC News NOW and follow with a special report, while ABC will air it via its streaming channel and radio. CBS and FOX have not yet announced their plans.
- The Needle: FCC Officials Accepted Gifts from CBS/Paramount, Trump’s Makeover Costs Taxpayers $1.2 Billion, Trump Likes Being In Dictators’ Company, The Pool Is Gray, and the Post Edit Board Scolds NY Gov. Kathy Hochul for Listening to Public Opinion
FCC officials accepted gifts and tickets from CBS/Paramount during merger approval. Trump's D.C. renovations are estimated to cost $1.2 billion. Trump compared himself to authoritarian leaders in a document. The Reflecting Pool has turned gray. The Washington Post Editorial Board criticized New York Governor Kathy Hochul for a data center moratorium.
- Trump speech gives TV networks a tough choice
President Trump's primetime speech on election security forces TV networks to choose between airing potential 2020 election falsehoods or facing backlash from the White House. Networks face pressure to avoid amplifying debunked claims while contending with FCC investigations under Chairman Brendan Carr, a Trump ally.