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YouTube star Casey Neistat has made an announcement that he is parting ways with CNN, a little over a year after CNN bought his app, Beme, for approximately $25 million.
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On June 4, one day after the terrorist attacks in London, far-right American blog Gateway Pundit posted a video on YouTube claiming that CNN International "staged" a protest with Muslims holding signs saying "ISIS will Lose."
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The Greater Scranton YMCA has banned its members from watching CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC while using the gym because viewing those stations was causing too many political arguments that verged on becoming violent.
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At a time when "fake news" is making headlines, a judge has refused to dismiss a defamation suit brought against CNN. A former hospital CEO claims he was defamed after the network reported his hospital had a higher than average number of infant deaths.
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Caracas -
Venezuela pulled CNN's Spanish-language television channel off the air on Wednesday, accusing it of spreading "propaganda" about an alleged visa racket at the country's embassy in Iraq.
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On Monday, CNN announced it had purchased Beme, a video sharing app that has a large millennial fan base. The app was co-founded by Casey Neistat.
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During Tuesday night's debate, Hillary Clinton was poised and confident, and seemed veritably presidential.
Her closest rival, Bernie Sanders, was ... well, Bernie Sanders.
And the Internet loved it.
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CNN is changing the rules for its Republican debate later this month, likely opening the door for one candidate to qualify for the main stage: former Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina.
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Presidential hopeful Donald Trump has based his political platform on keeping jobs in America, but his companies have turned around and sought to import at least 1,100 foreign workers on temporary visas since 2000.
Hypocrisy much?
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One of the authors of a controversial story published in the Sunday Times is in damage control mode and appeared on CNN Sunday to defend the story, which alleges that Russian and Chinese officials have obtained encrypted files leaked by Edward Snowden.
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Tripoli -
The narratives coming out of Libya vary considerably with the source. Prominent western media often offer limited coverage and no significant analysis.
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The New Adventure Travel Group wanted to attract attention from the "younger generation," so the company placed ads featuring sexy, topless models — men and women — on the back of its buses.
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A prominent cybersecurity researcher ran afoul of United Airlines last week after he joked on Twitter that the airline's onboard computer systems could be hacked.
The airline was not amused.
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After a racist video chant aired online the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at the University of Oklahoma is being shuttered and members of the fraternity will be suspended.
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When Dozer was stolen out of his own backyard 18 months ago, Richard Brower was devastated. He didn't know how to deal with the loss of his German shepherd buddy.
He enlisted his motorcycle buddies and people from the dog park to search for his friend.
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Snapchat released a new update Tuesday which included the new Discover feature, which allows content creators to share information through stories on the Snapchat platform.
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In a bit of good news, a study shows tiger numbers have risen sharply in India during the last seven years, from just 1,411 to 2,226, and for wildlife officials, that's something to celebrate.
The country is now home to 70 percent of the world's tigers.
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Marilyn B. Tavenner, administrator of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, announced on Friday that she is resigning.
Tavenner supervised the chaotic rollout of the federal insurance marketplace.
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Dayton -
After killing a young black man who'd been holding a BB gun in an Ohio Walmart, a police detective aggressively questioned his weeping girlfriend and accused her of lying, threatened her with jail time and accused her of being on drugs.
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Another norovirus outbreak has sickened at least 172 passengers and crew members on a Crown Princess cruise that stopped in Hawaii and Tahiti.
The ship was met by public health officials when it docked in California this weekend, CNN reports.
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Little Rock -
Arkansas Governor Mike Beebe plans to pardon his son Kyle, who was convicted more than a decade ago on felony drug charges, The Los Angeles Times reports.
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Television broadcast network CBS introduced Thursday its first efforts to compete with other full-time news channels with the launch of its own 24/7 news outlet.
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Fresno -
A Central California man has been sentenced on Monday to one year in jail for firing a laser 50 times at a California Highway Patrol (CHP) plane, Ars Technica reports.
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The Republican Party has finally elected a black female to Congress and Mia Love said she will not be a pushover when she gets there. The articulate Ms. Love said that race wasn't a factor in her victory but that her policies were.
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Police in Charlottesville say that the investigation into the disappearance of University of Virginia student Hannah Graham has now turned into a death investigation because the remains found last Saturday may be hers.
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The parents of Hannah Graham have issued an anguished plea to those who may know what has happened to their daughter, and law officials have intensified their search in the hilly and brushy areas surrounding Charlottesville.
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A peculiar flu-like virus that afflicts the respiratory system is sickening hundreds of children across the US Midwest, sending them to emergency rooms and clinics in at least ten states, according to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention.
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The St. Louis County police officer who pushed CNN's Don Lemon during live coverage of protests in Ferguson, MO. is now suspended from duty after an online video surfaced showing the officer launching into an hour-long racist rant.
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Many viewers saw officer Dan Page threaten to arrest CNN anchor Don Lemon earlier this week, and Mr. Lemon should count himself lucky it was just a threat. The Ferguson officer has been relieved of duty after an incriminating video surfaced on YouTube.
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A 14-year-old Texas boy who had been missing for 54 hours was discovered camping inside a 24-hour Walmart in the baby section behind boxes of strollers.
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In the Republican debate Thursday night, the former House speaker Newt Gingrich called CNN “despicable” for asking him about the allegations levied against him by ex-wife Marianne Gingrich. For his feisty response Gingrich received a standing ovation. Screengrab / CNN
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The Atlantic and The National Journal hosted a conference with "The Next Generation" on Wednesday before the RNC that night. It took place at the Improv in Ybor City. Pictured is Michelle Rhee, Andrew Jenks, the Superintendent of Hillsborough County Pub. Schools, The Class President of USF, Chelsea Clinton, and Jim Tankersley.
Arwa Damon has been held up as an example of what female journalists can do. If allegations prove true it could prove problematic for her career, CNN and journalists in general. Arwa Damon
A large number of passes were needed to enter the perimeter of the convention. I went to CNN with my professor who was interviewed there.
The 911 call placed by St. Cloud Police Department Cpl. Claude Campbell. CNN screen grab
In this quiet neighborhood, people were shocked to hear about the death of Ashley Doby. CNN screen grab
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Anderson Cooper reporting live from Gaza (Nov. 18).
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