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In 1972, the government started paying people to see things they couldn’t reach. Thirty years later, a startup promised to see inside your body from a single drop of blood. Everyone remembers the woman in the black turtleneck. Tonight we follow the blood, and the people who were watching it.
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Trump’s judicial nominees can explain every step of how the 2020 election was certified, but they still won’t say who won it. With the midterms weeks away, I checked the viral claim that Ukraine’s strikes on Yandex’s data centers silenced the MAGA bots, and the bots never left.
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There's trouble in paradise at the brain chip farm. According to recent reports, Elon Musk dumped Shivon Zilis, the mother of four of his kids and who is the Director at Neuralink. She announced it herself after an automated account caught Elon unfollowing her, leading her to post a few screenshots of messages between the two.
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This video is about how a government sign-in page can become a national identity system.
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This video is about how a public crisis can become a data asset.
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Twenty-four hours before the White House announced Trump’s ballroom, the administration gathered more than sixty healthcare and technology companies to begin building a new national health-data system. A year later, Trump says the ballroom sits over an integrated military complex containing a hospital and medical facilities.
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Seven people had dinner in a cabin in Maine and announced a movement for the forgotten American. The cabin belongs to the man at the head of the table — so does the network the manifesto aired on, the survival store advertised during it, and the gold company with his name on the paperwork. His own lawyers won a case by arguing no reasonable viewer takes him at his word. I took his lawyers at their word and spent a week checking everyone else at the table too.Some of them read real. That's what makes it worth twenty minutes.
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Three sovereign wealth funds are buying thirty-eight and a half percent of the new Warner Brothers Paramount, one of them chaired by the man American intelligence concluded ordered the murder of a Washington Post columnist. But don't worry, they promised not to touch the newsrooms.
The promise covers the broadcast stations and CBS News. I searched the entire FCC petition for the words Cable News Network and got zero results, because CNN is cable, cable has no license, and a license is the only thing Washington can take away.Every piece of work you would have to finish before selling a news network is finished. Everyone responsible says nothing has been decided.
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If this connected some dots, share it with somebody who deserves to know what gets built in the space between the deal you can see and the one you cannot. Thanks for being here.
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Trump's not the only one full of surprises tonight. Join me as I will be going live tonight at 9 pm ET to watch President Trump's primetime address on elections and voting machines in real time; fact-checking as it happens and connecting it to the reporting I've been doing on National Design Studio. Join me right before 9.
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The Treasury Department has handed the account of every newborn in America to Robinhood, a stock-trading app carrying the largest fine in the history of its own regulator. But hey, it's free to use!
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