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How to understand Trump's national security defense in his press ban (opens the original)
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For more on what happened today, let's turn to Andrew Weissmann. He is a former federal prosecutor and general counsel of the FBI, and we'll note he also regularly provides legal analysis on MS NOW, one of the key defendants here - or one of the key networks involved in this. Andrew, welcome to ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. DETROW: You said before you didn't think the administration would prevail here. As we just heard, President Trump doesn't seem to think so, either. Was there anything you heard from
Will the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger be Hollywood's undoing? (opens the original)
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A historic Hollywood merger between Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery got another step closer to reality this week after Paramount settled a lawsuit filed by 12 states and the Writers Guild of America. California Attorney General Rob Bonta, who led the lawsuit, defended the settlement to Morning Edition's A Martínez on Tuesday. ROB BONTA: We landed at this deal resolving our antitrust concerns and making very significant commitments that support workers' jobs, the economy, our state
Explaining Trump TV — and how it could help or hurt President Trump (opens the original)
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What happens when the president of the United States goes to the media capital of the world amid a standoff with the major news outlets that cover him? You get moments like this today at the U.N. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: It's an honor to be here. I'm surprised that CNN is here covering me. You... KAITLAN COLLINS: The United Nations allowed us in, sir. TRUMP: You should not be here covering me. You said you weren't going to cover me. DETROW: That was President Trump interacting with CNN's Kaitlan
Rhiannon Giddens leans into big emotions on 'Hope is the Thing with Feathers' (opens the original)
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Rhiannon Giddens has a new album out today. (SOUNDBITE OF RHIANNON GIDDENS SONG, "WISH IN VAIN") DETROW: She has won just about every honor you can win in music. She's collaborated with artists like Paul Simon, Yo-Yo Ma and Beyoncé. For her latest project, called "Hope Is The Thing With Feathers," Giddens went with big emotions. RHIANNON GIDDENS: Well, I think it's time for big emotions, don't you? GIDDENS: That's the thing about folk music, you know? It's always there for our big emotions. And
As AI execs worry publicly, Bill Gates would like a word (opens the original)
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Depending on who you ask, AI could unlock the true power of humanity or threaten humanity itself. Lately, both messages are coming from the same people. The CEOs of AI companies are raising louder and louder warnings about the technology's potential dangers as they continue developing advanced AI. With so much in the hands of Big Tech CEOs, we figured it is a good moment to talk to someone who very much understands that point of view, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, who now chairs the Gates Fou
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