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... low representation of artists of color. What does all this say about the changing state of cinema? To answer that question and more, the NewsHour (@NewsHour) will be joined on Twitter at 1 p.m. EST on Monday by Ann Hornaday (@annhornaday), chief film critic for The Washington Post (@washingtonpost).
... indictment is a very serious problem. Shawna Thomas: And he also kind of went after his own national security adviser just a little bit on Twitter. Judy Woodruff: He sure did. Shawna Thomas: Yes. And I think one of the things is, the indictment doesn't indict him, and it ...
... can be amped up and amplified. It can be other messages that sort of filter up very slowly out of the vastness of all the Twitter posts and Twitter messages. So, Twitter, in fact, is a huge part of this problem here. William Brangham: Now, Kellyanne Conway and the White ...
... and oppression made an impact without an artist taking home a gramophone? To answer those questions and more, the NewsHour (@NewsHour) will be joined on Twitter at 1 p.m. EST Monday by Harold Shawn, program director of the Hip-Hop Archive and Research Institute (@hiphoparchive), Brionna Atkins, media and ...
President Donald Trump uses Twitter to speak directly to the American people. How is this mode of communication heard in foreign nations? Former ambassador Nancy McEldowney, who is now at Georgetown University, and Kenneth Weinstein, president and CEO of the Hudson Institute think tank, lend their perspectives.
... May’s criticism of his decision to tweet anti-Muslim videos. Online archives of Trump’s tweets show the president tweeted Wednesday night to a Twitter user with the handle @theresamay. That user is identified as a woman with a different last name who has only six followers. That tweet ...
... class. To discuss the findings from this latest study, as well as where we stand on workplace equality today, the PBS NewsHour was joined on Twitter by Jody Heymann (@wpolicycenter) founding director of UCLA’s WORLD Policy Analysis Center and dean of the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health, Rachel ...
Representatives from Facebook, Twitter and Google made their final appearance on Capitol Hill on Wednesday in a hearing before the House Intelligence Committee. The tech giants continued to detail for lawmakers how Russian operatives leveraged their platforms in an attempt to influence the 2016 presidential election. Earlier Wednesday, they faced ...
... of which focused on divisive social issues — pointed people to the agency's pages, where they could then like or share its material. WATCH: Facebook, Twitter, Google testify in Senate hearing on Russia Twitter told the subcommittee it has uncovered and shut down 2,752 accounts linked to the agency ...
Representatives from three tech giants -- Facebook, Google and Twitter -- will face more scrutiny Wednesday as they testify in the second of several Congressional hearings this week about how Russia may have used social media to meddle in the 2016 election. On Wednesday, representatives from all three major tech companies are ...
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