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Nikole Hannah-Jones failed her daughter and learned absolutely nothing from it

An opinion column attacks Nikole Hannah-Jones over a New York Times Magazine essay in which she reflected on sending her daughter to underperforming New York City public schools. The writer argues she harmed her child and refuses to accept responsibility, instead blaming racism, school segregation, and teachers unions. It uses the dispute to push accountability and criticize progressive education policies.

Right 5.5

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Rich black parents send their kids to private schools at higher rates than white or Asian families: poll

A poll finding that high-income Black families send children to private school at higher rates than white or Asian families is tied to Nikole Hannah-Jones' essay about sending her daughter to majority-Black public schools. The article highlights criticism that Hannah-Jones' decision backfired and presents her as an elite whose antiracist 'sacrifice' harmed her daughter.

Right 3.4

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9/21: CBS Evening News

This is an episode-index page with headlines about Northeast airspace closures after an FAA equipment outage and a lawsuit from CNN, MS NOW, and Politico against President Trump over a White House ban. Most of the text is navigation and promotional material rather than article content.

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CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Shown tonight for first time in 60 years, the other 7Up - starring the children of Queen Victoria's Britain who witnessed the world changing like never before

A TV critic previews the restored documentary 70Up: The Victorians, a companion to 7Up that interviews elderly people who lived through the Victorian era and two world wars. The piece focuses on the participants' anecdotes, social-class range, and the rarity of the footage being shown again after 60 years.

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How the Ellisons pulled off Paramount-WBD settlement talks and cleared major hurdle to forging media giant

Paramount CEO David Ellison and his team pressured California Attorney General Rob Bonta and other state attorneys general to settle antitrust objections to the Warner Bros. Discovery merger, leveraging threats to move jobs out of California and political pressure from Gov. Gavin Newsom and others. The settlement dropped structural remedies in favor of employment guarantees and production commitments, clearing a major hurdle for the $81 billion deal.

Right 4.7

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Trump White House justifies press ban by invoking Obama

The Trump administration cited former President Obama's attempts to limit Fox News coverage to justify banning CNN, Politico and MS NOW from White House grounds. The report notes the administration's reasoning and the outlets affected.

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