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CBS News Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss and President Tom Cibrowski announced that the network will cut about 6% of its staff and close CBS News Radio.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth closed a Pentagon press briefing Thursday by asking Americans to pray daily for U.S. service members involved in Operation Epic Fury, the ongoing military campaign against Iran.

The long-delayed CECOT segment finally aired Sunday night on CBS’ “60 Minutes,” weeks after it was abruptly pulled from the broadcast schedule by editor-in-chief Bari Weiss.

Tony Dokoupil has pledged that his upcoming tenure as anchor of CBS Evening News will prioritize viewers over corporate interests.

CECOT took center stage this week after CBS’ “60 Minutes” abruptly postponed a highly anticipated segment examining migrant inmates deported to El Salvador’s notorious maximum-security prison.

60 Minutes postponed a segment on migrant inmates from El Salvador’s CECOT prison, sparking criticism over media handling of immigration.

Former White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre clashed with CBS late-night host Stephen Colbert after defending President Joe Biden’s mental fitness.

Former CBS anchor Dan Rather, fired in 2006 for using forged documents to attack then-President George W. Bush, blasted his old network’s leadership this week, calling CBS’s new direction “a dark day.”

Bari Weiss, new CBS News editor, has asked employees to detail their roles by Tuesday. The Writers Guild is advising staff not to respond.

CBS News has announced a major policy change after being caught selectively editing an interview with Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on Face the Nation. The network admitted it would now only air live or live-to-tape interviews “subject to national security or legal restrictions,” promising viewers the full, unedited version will be broadcast.