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Seven Takeaways From Zuckerberg's Marathon Congressional Testimony
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified about data privacy in a marathon hearing before the Senate Judiciary and Commerce committees. Here are seven takeaways.
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Trump Tweets Another Anti-CNN Cartoon - This One By The Same Artist Who Drew Clinton In Blackface
President Donald Trump on Sunday used his Twitter account to share an anti-CNN cartoon by an artist who in 2016 caused heartburn for Trump's presidential campaign by drawing Hillary Clinton in blackface.
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Twitter Executive on Fake News: 'We Are Not the Arbiters of Truth'
Twitter made clear on Thursday that while it is happy to serve as a platform for fact-checkers, it does not want to get into the business of making its own judgments about what is true or false.
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Trump's Love Of Tabloid Gossip Complicates His Denial Of Affair Allegations With Stormy Daniels
Dec. 7, 2005, was a busy day of self-promotion for Donald Trump. He appeared on Howard Stern's radio show to plug the finale of "The Apprentice," season four. He gave an interview to CNN Headline News in which he talked about his plan to film a subsequent season in Los Angeles.
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Facebook Invites You To Live In A Bubble Where You Are Always Right
Facebook wants the latest version of its News Feed to be "more fulfilling" and "good for your well-being." To accomplish this goal, the technology giant is giving top billing to posts shared, liked and discussed by the people in users' social networks while de-emphasizing material posted by corporate brands and content that might have gone viral in...
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Opinion: New Trump Book: Bannon's 'Treasonous' Claim, Ivanka's Presidential Ambitions And Melania's First-Lady Concerns
President Donald Trump is a book genre unto himself. There's "Understanding Trump," by Newt Gingrich, whom Trump considered as a running mate; "Let Trump Be Trump," by former Trump campaign aides Corey Lewandowski and David Bossie; "The Swamp," by former Fox News host Eric Bolling; and a forthcoming, yet-to-be-named book by former White House press...
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Donald Trump Jr.'s Stunningly Incriminating Statement To The New York Times
Donald Trump Jr. has made a potentially damaging New York Times report much, much worse.
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Trump Sent A Very Smart Tweet Before The Post's Latest Russia Scoop
President Donald Trump's most ardent supporters in the media and elsewhere appear to have a dilemma on their hands.
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James Comey's Farewell Letter To His FBI Colleagues, Annotated
James Comey sent a farewell letter to colleagues Wednesday, a day after he was fired as FBI director by President Donald Trump. CNN was first to obtain the letter.
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Bill O'Reilly Is Out - How Much Turmoil Can Fox News Handle?
When the Republican Party convened in Cleveland in July to nominate Donald Trump for president, Fox News was led by Chairman Roger Ailes and the prime-time lineup of Greta Van Susteren, Bill O'Reilly, Megyn Kelly and Sean Hannity.
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Protester's 'Rape Melania' Sign Draws Strong Rebuke, Sparking Twitter Trend
Some Twitter users saw "Rape Melania" in their trending-topics boxes Sunday after images of a protester holding a sign bearing the phrase during a Saturday-night demonstration in the District of Columbia circulated on the social network.
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A British Tabloid Story Is The Reason For Hillary Clinton's New FBI Nightmare
This is the sentence, published in September by the Daily Mail, that led to Hillary Clinton's new FBI woes: "Anthony Weiner carried on a months-long online sexual relationship with a 15-year-old girl during which she claims he asked her to dress up in 'school-girl' outfits for him on a video messaging application and pressed her to engage in 'rape ...
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Donald Trump Is Doing Exactly What His Campaign Chief Said Not To Do
Donald Trump has spent much of the past two weeks complaining that "the election is absolutely being rigged by the dishonest and distorted media," which is exactly the kind of thing his campaign chief executive had railed against during the last presidential election.
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Donald Trump Just Went Page Six On Joe Scarborough And Mika Brzezinski
Donald Trump escalated his feud with the hosts of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" Monday, repeating a rumor straight off Page Six that Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski are romantically involved. He tweeted:
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On Melania Trump's Plagiarism, A Laid-Off Journalist Watching In An L.A. Starbucks Scooped Everyone
An unlikely story of discovery.
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Seven Takeaways From Zuckerberg's Marathon Congressional Testimony
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified about data privacy in a marathon hearing before the Senate Judiciary and Commerce committees. Here are seven takeaways.
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Trump Tweets Another Anti-CNN Cartoon - This One By The Same Artist Who Drew Clinton In Blackface
President Donald Trump on Sunday used his Twitter account to share an anti-CNN cartoon by an artist who in 2016 caused heartburn for Trump's presidential campaign by drawing Hillary Clinton in blackface.
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Twitter Executive on Fake News: 'We Are Not the Arbiters of Truth'
Twitter made clear on Thursday that while it is happy to serve as a platform for fact-checkers, it does not want to get into the business of making its own judgments about what is true or false.
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Trump's Love Of Tabloid Gossip Complicates His Denial Of Affair Allegations With Stormy Daniels
Dec. 7, 2005, was a busy day of self-promotion for Donald Trump. He appeared on Howard Stern's radio show to plug the finale of "The Apprentice," season four. He gave an interview to CNN Headline News in which he talked about his plan to film a subsequent season in Los Angeles.
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Facebook Invites You To Live In A Bubble Where You Are Always Right
Facebook wants the latest version of its News Feed to be "more fulfilling" and "good for your well-being." To accomplish this goal, the technology giant is giving top billing to posts shared, liked and discussed by the people in users' social networks while de-emphasizing material posted by corporate brands and content that might have gone viral in...
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Opinion: New Trump Book: Bannon's 'Treasonous' Claim, Ivanka's Presidential Ambitions And Melania's First-Lady Concerns
President Donald Trump is a book genre unto himself. There's "Understanding Trump," by Newt Gingrich, whom Trump considered as a running mate; "Let Trump Be Trump," by former Trump campaign aides Corey Lewandowski and David Bossie; "The Swamp," by former Fox News host Eric Bolling; and a forthcoming, yet-to-be-named book by former White House press...
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Donald Trump Jr.'s Stunningly Incriminating Statement To The New York Times
Donald Trump Jr. has made a potentially damaging New York Times report much, much worse.
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Trump Sent A Very Smart Tweet Before The Post's Latest Russia Scoop
President Donald Trump's most ardent supporters in the media and elsewhere appear to have a dilemma on their hands.
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James Comey's Farewell Letter To His FBI Colleagues, Annotated
James Comey sent a farewell letter to colleagues Wednesday, a day after he was fired as FBI director by President Donald Trump. CNN was first to obtain the letter.
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Bill O'Reilly Is Out - How Much Turmoil Can Fox News Handle?
When the Republican Party convened in Cleveland in July to nominate Donald Trump for president, Fox News was led by Chairman Roger Ailes and the prime-time lineup of Greta Van Susteren, Bill O'Reilly, Megyn Kelly and Sean Hannity.
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Protester's 'Rape Melania' Sign Draws Strong Rebuke, Sparking Twitter Trend
Some Twitter users saw "Rape Melania" in their trending-topics boxes Sunday after images of a protester holding a sign bearing the phrase during a Saturday-night demonstration in the District of Columbia circulated on the social network.
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A British Tabloid Story Is The Reason For Hillary Clinton's New FBI Nightmare
This is the sentence, published in September by the Daily Mail, that led to Hillary Clinton's new FBI woes: "Anthony Weiner carried on a months-long online sexual relationship with a 15-year-old girl during which she claims he asked her to dress up in 'school-girl' outfits for him on a video messaging application and pressed her to engage in 'rape ...
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Donald Trump Is Doing Exactly What His Campaign Chief Said Not To Do
Donald Trump has spent much of the past two weeks complaining that "the election is absolutely being rigged by the dishonest and distorted media," which is exactly the kind of thing his campaign chief executive had railed against during the last presidential election.
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Donald Trump Just Went Page Six On Joe Scarborough And Mika Brzezinski
Donald Trump escalated his feud with the hosts of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" Monday, repeating a rumor straight off Page Six that Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski are romantically involved. He tweeted:
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On Melania Trump's Plagiarism, A Laid-Off Journalist Watching In An L.A. Starbucks Scooped Everyone
An unlikely story of discovery.
