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Judge OKs plan for Paramount-Warner Bros. merger (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) - Paramount Skydance won a federal judgeâs approval Wednesday to proceed with a $111-billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery in a historic Hollywood merger. U.S. District Judge MartÃnez-OlguÃn in Oakland approved Paramount Skydanceâs settlement with Democratic attorneys general from 12 states, who sued to stop the merger. The plaintiffs included Arizona, California, Nevada, Colorado and Washington. MartÃnez-OlguÃn did not add conditions beyond what were made du
WATCH: Pence talks about 9-11 at Reagan Library (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) - Former Vice President Mike Pence recalled how Democrats and Republicans put aside their differences 25 years ago on 9/11. On that day in 2001, Pence, then a freshman U.S. House member from Indiana, was with his staff in the Longworth House Office Building, where they were discussing the two jets crashing into the World Trade Centerâs two towers in New York City. âAt the same moment, my assistant dropped the phone and shrieked, âThe Pentagonâs been hit!â We were i
WATCH: Former adviser talks about being with Bush on 9/11 (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) - Brian Montgomery remembers riding in the presidential motorcade in Sarasota, Fla., on a warm and sunny morning of what would become one of Americaâs darkest days. âAs weâre pulling up to Emma Brooks Elementary School, the gentleman sitting behind me in the motorcade car sat up, leaned forward and said, âA plane just hit the World Trade Center,â â said Montgomery, who oversaw President George W. Bushâs events outside the White House as director of the Office of
WATCH: Polish leader discusses Ukraine, Russia at Reagan Library (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) - As a child going to bed, Radoslaw Sikorski heard the sound of a free press through the thin wall of his familyâs home in Soviet-ruled Poland. On the other side was his father in another room, listening to Radio Free Europe broadcasts, which, unlike Soviet-run media, was uncensored. âWe literally learned from Radio Free Europe what was happening in our own country, our own city,â said Sikorski, who grew up to value freedom and become deputy prime minister today of a de
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