McCarthy hearings seal TV's bond with government
Washington coverage marks the June 9 1954 Army McCarthy hearings as a pivotal TV moment. The live Senate room clash showcased Joseph Welch’s famous decency remark and ended McCarthy’s political dominance, shaping a new era where television and government intertwined.
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Cable news partisan divide grows as viewers pick outlets
Pew Research Center finds Americans align news sources with party. Fox News channels attract more conservative viewers, while CNN draws more Democrats. MSNBC shows little partisan tilt. Among Republicans 35 percent watch Fox regularly and 21 percent watch CNN, with Democrats at 28 percent for CNN and 19 percent for Fox.
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Marc Anthony Keeps Wedding Topic Quiet On NBC Today
New York AP Marc Anthony refused to confirm marriage to Jennifer Lopez during NBC Today interview. He said his personal life is off limits and noted two new albums. He performed in Rockefeller Plaza wearing a left hand ring that appeared to be a wedding band.
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