The CBS news program talks to King, an independent, about his record for bipartisan cooperation and his vision for getting work done in a divided Congress.
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Sentimental video tribute closes Trebek’s final ‘Jeopardy!’
It was the final show the host taped before pancreatic cancer claimed his life on Nov. 8.
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Late-night TV hosts slam pro-Trump mob: ‘The president wanted this’
‘This is the most shocking, most tragic, least surprising thing I’ve ever seen,’ said Stephen Colbert, host of ‘The Late Show.’
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Neil Young becomes latest artist to sell stake in his songs
The Hipgnosis Songs Fund says it has acquired half of the copyright and income interests in some 1,180 songs written by the 75-year-old rock star,
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Eric Jerome Dickey, bestselling novelist, dies at 59
Dickey, who began writing fiction in his mid-30s, wrote ‘Sister, Sister,’ ‘Waking With Enemies’ and dozens of other stories about contemporary Black life.
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Grammy Awards moved back to March because of pandemic
Los Angeles County has surpassed 10,000 coronavirus deaths.
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Trebek urged support for COVID-19 victims in one of his last shows
The longtime and beloved ‘Jeopardy!’ host said, ‘We’re trying to build a gentler, kinder society and if we all pitch in just a little bit, we’re going to get there.’
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Larry King, hospitalized with COVID, moved out of ICU
Broadcast legend Larry King, 87, is no longer receiving supplemental oxygen.
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IRS says executors undervalued Prince’s estate by 50%
It is the largest and most complicated probate court proceeding in Minnesota’s history.
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New faces, fresh perspectives leading Maine museums
In a year of upheaval, women and people of color take over the helm of many of the state’s major art institutions.