Former 60 Minutes correspondent Cecilia Vega says she was urged from CBS executives to shape stories with a slant into stories. Vega alleges the company demanded she adjust to craft reports in ways that aligned with corporate agendas. Bari Weiss, a journalist who was previously employed by CBS, claims she was told to cover events that had no basis. Weiss states she received instructions to report stories that lacked factual basis. These claims come after internal disputes at the network surfaced. Separately, German police fatally wounded the suspect in a Berlin Pride ramming attack. Authorities confirmed the driver as the individual who targeted participants. The attack happened at a public gathering.
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Suspect in Berlin Pride ramming attack shot and killed by police, authorities say - CBS News
Suspect in Berlin Pride ramming attack shot and killed by police, authorities say CBS News
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North Carolina woman missing in Grenada as husband heads to join search - CBS News
North Carolina woman missing in Grenada as husband heads to join search CBS News
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Sanders cheers on progressive candidates ahead of midterms, says polling shows voters "tired of the status quo" - CBS News
Sanders cheers on progressive candidates ahead of midterms, says polling shows voters "tired of the status quo" CBS News
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Federal appeals court upholds ruling blocking Trump's order to create federal voter list - CBS News
Federal appeals court upholds ruling blocking Trump's order to create federal voter list CBS News
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U.N. ambassador Mike Waltz says pause in strikes against Iran is "giving diplomacy some space" - CBS News
U.N. ambassador Mike Waltz says pause in strikes against Iran is "giving diplomacy some space" CBS News