The U-S women's gymnastics team wins gold at the Olympics. The Israeli military carried out a strike on Lebanon's capital Beirut...targeting the commander Israel says was behind Saturday's deadly attack on the Golan Heights. The acting Secret Service director testified on Capitol Hill. CBS News Correspondent Jennifer Keiper with tonight's World News Roundup.
The National Association of Black Journalists’ annual convention kicks off tomorrow on Michigan Avenue. Every presidential election year, the NABJ extends an invite to both candidates to attend the convention. Trump took them up on the offer just last night, sparking a firestorm among some Black journalists and NABJ members on social media.
Reset sits down with two Black journalists in Chicago to unpack the news.
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With charges of weirdness and cat lady-dom flying around, Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana gets into the act by calling Kamala Harris a "ding dong." Fox News host Neil Cavuto was not having it. Plus, in other Kamala news, she apparently also can't stand Jewish people, which is weird, because she's married to a Jewish person. And Corey Brettschneider is out with a new book in which he contrasts anti-Constitutional acts by such presidents as Woodrow Wilson, Richard Nixon, and John Adams, and identifies the citizens and politicians who worked to preserve constitutional order.
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The Acting Director of the United States Secret Service Ronald Rowe, Jr. and the Deputy Director of the FBI Paul Abbate testify before members of the Senate.
Multiple protesters have reportedly been killed since the protests erupted in Venezuela following the election.
A new report shows that hidden regulatory costs are costing the average American over $15,000 per year.
If you live in San Francisco, a proposed program might pay you to stay sober.
James Baldwin is one of the most celebrated American writers of the 20th century. He wrote novels, essays, short stories, poetry, and even a screenplay. He's best known for his affecting prose, his depth of thought, and his clear moral vision for the country.
Some 40 years after his death, much of what he had to say about America continues to resonate.
This week, Baldwin would have turned 100 years old. In a moment when Democracy is at risk, when wars abroad are being protested at home, when race continues to shape American politics, what can we learn from Baldwin about this moment that's not so different from his own?
Today, Olympics officials in Paris postponed the men’s triathlon because of elevated E. coli levels in the River Seine, where the event was set to take place. WSJ’s Joshua Robinson reports on how decades of trying to clean up the river may not have been successful.
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Ravi runs through the state of the presidential race, from Kamala Harris' ascendancy as the presumptive Democratic nominee and the candidates who could join her on the presidential ticket to why JD Vance has quickly become a liability for the Trump campaign.
Time Stamps:
[2:10] Kamala-mentum
[12:04] Vance's Last Dance
[34:38] Trump Assassination Attempt
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