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CBS News’ ‘“60 Minutes” addressed the surprise exit of its longtime executive producer Bill Owens on Sunday’s program, with anchor Scott Pelley saying that “no one is happy” about his departure.
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The Mirror US on MSNParamount boss 'tried to muzzle' 60 Minutes on Trump to protect mergerIt comes after 60 Minutes top producer Bill Owens resigned last week, citing concerns about the show's independence ...
The newsmagazine continues to do tough coverage of the White House while Paramount Global considers a settlement to clear a ...
Trump and CBS-owner Paramount Global enter mediation this week. Company leaders are eager to put the Trump lawsuit and ‘60 ...
A report in the closely read ‘What I’m Hearing’ newsletter reports that talks have ‘stalled out,’ deepening the crisis for ...
Minutes” ran a highly partisan segment likening President Trump to a cold-blooded mob boss — even as its corporate parent, ...
"Late Show" host Stephen Colbert called out his employer, CBS parent company Paramount, on Tuesday over reports its owner ...
The senators say the decision to try to settle President Trump’s lawsuit appears to be a ‘deal’ to ‘exploit his position to ...
Shari has the most to lose,” a source tells VF of the beleaguered figure at the center of the storm. CBS, the president, 60 ...
Minutes on Sunday ran another hard-hitting segment on Donald Trump, this time over the president's attacks on law firms.
Kimmel’s comments come as President Donald Trump is suing CBS News for what he claims was biased reporting on 60 Minutes; ...
Nine U.S. Senators urged Paramount and chairwoman Shari Redstone to fight Donald Trump's lawsuit against "60 Minutes," saying ...
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