You’ve been overwhelmed with headlines all week – what's worth a closer look? One Thing takes you into the story and helps you make sense of the news everyone's been talking about. Every Wednesday and Sunday, host David Rind interviews one of CNN’s world-class reporters to tell us what they've found – and why it matters. From the team behind CNN 5 Things.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 212 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Wall Steet, Washington, and Silicon Valley are scrambling after a little-known Chinese startup claimed its artificial intelligence model can operate like ChatGPT at just a fraction of the cost. We examine why the breakthrough could reverberate beyond... more
Employees in federal diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility offices have been placed on paid leave amid of flurry of actions from the new Trump administration aimed at reshaping the federal workforce. We examine the backlash to DEI in recent ... more
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Thank you for finally acknowledging the millions of us who know how wonderful Robert Kennedy’s beliefs are and how he is a voice for so many. It is disheartening to hear your soundbites about his vaccine stance that are so outdated and unfounded. From a mom who had a son that was injured by the flu vaccine, you really need to understand that your statement, “vaccines are safe and effective”, is simply not real. I think many people want to believe it is real, because it’s wildly uncomfortable to ... more
Excellent piece on how both parties are preying on the elderly/vulnerable folks for donations. I must get 30+ txts a day and delete/report junk, and still get the same txts day after day which makes me incredibly angry.
Short and sweet.
Keep up the good work!
I wish, I wish that the word “like” would stop being used so frequently. It is simply not professional and us older people don’t “like” it. And that is the way the word like should be used.
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