CBS News Roundup - 03/27/2024 | World News Roundup

The voyage data recorder has been found but six bridge workers still missing after the collapse in Baltimore. Supreme Court seems skeptical of limiting access to the abortion pill, Mifepristone. Sean 'Diddy' Combs' attorney criticizes the raid on the music mogul's home. CBS Correspondent Steve Kathan has those stories and more in today's World News Roundup:

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Up First from NPR - Baltimore Bridge Investigation, Gaza Aid Issues, NBC Drops McDaniel

At the site of Baltimore's Key Bridge, rescue efforts have turned to recovery. In Gaza, families are so desperate for food that 12 people drowned trying to retrieve airdropped aid boxes from the sea. And after a newsroom revolt at NBC, the network has ousted its newest contributor, former RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel.

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Influenced - Welcome to Helen Lewis Has Left the Chat

Have you ever been trapped in a group chat nightmare, either grabbing the popcorn or wondering how to leave without causing a scene? Who’s the admin in your family group, and do they wield that power responsibly? Do you ever wonder if it’s appropriate to use emojis when talking to your boss?

The rise of instant messaging has made our social and professional lives faster, more casual — and more chaotic. But amid all the discussion of the effects of public social media, such as Facebook and Twitter, there has been relatively little attention paid to private social networks—the direct message and the group chat — and how they are shaping our relationships and our world.

In this series, Helen Lewis looks at the secret world of instant messaging, meeting a woman who married a chatbot, discovering how Russian dissidents are fighting a propaganda war, and hearing the inside story of how Britain ended up governed from a single WhatsApp group. It’s a strange new world where workplace rebellions are conducted through duelling emojis and military secrets are traded on chat forums about a video game . It’s also a world where you can never be quite sure who you’re talking to—and who’s eavesdropping on you.

Getting Hammered - High School Calendars

Today, we will be discussing the tragedy in Baltimore involving a ship colliding with the Key Bridge, Trump's legal troubles, the relationship between the UN and the Biden administration, and a poignant update regarding Kate Middleton's health. 


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14:18 Key Bridge Disaster

18:35 Trump Legal Woes

30:27 Biden and UN

46:00 Kate Middleton

49:04 Christine Blasey Ford

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Everything Everywhere Daily - The Unbelievable Life of Adrian Carton de Wiart

Throughout history, there have been some truly remarkable people who have done some truly remarkable things. 

One such person was Adrian Carton de Wiart. If you don’t know who he is, thanks, ok, because by the end of this episode, you surely remember his story, if not his name. 

He was courageous, a little bit insane, and extremely hard to kill. 

Learn more about Adrian Carton de Wiart and his incredible life on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.


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The NewsWorthy - Mayday in Baltimore, Trump Sells Bibles & NFL’s Kickoff Overhaul- Wednesday, March 27, 2024

The news to know for Wednesday, March 27, 2024!

We'll update you on the major bridge collapse in Baltimore, what we know about the ship that crashed into it, and how the crew likely saved lives. 

Also, there's a new name in the 2024 presidential race, and former President Trump has rolled out a new venture.

Plus, a radical rule change is coming to the NFL; Robinhood's first credit card comes with perks, and more college grads are getting jobs that don't use their degrees. Is higher education still worth it? 

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NPR's Book of the Day - Charles Spencer’s memoir ‘A Very Private School’ opens up about boarding school abuse

A new memoir by historian Charles Spencer, 9th Earl Spencer and brother of Princess Diana, details a difficult childhood marked by alleged physical and sexual abuse at Britain's Maidwell Hall in the 1970s. In today's episode, Spencer tells NPR's Scott Simon how childhood naivete – thinking his parents were all-knowing authorities who must've known about the school's cruelty when they sent him there – prevented him and others from speaking up about what was happening, and why writing A Very Private School felt like an important reclamation of his boyhood.


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The Indicator from Planet Money - Help Wanted at Boeing

Boeing's CEO Dave Calhoun has resigned and will step down at the end of the year. It comes after a series of mishaps with the aviation company including a door plug blowing off a 737 MAX 9 mid-flight. In today's episode, we turn to a head-hunter to explore what Boeing might look for in a new CEO.

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