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Jerry Springer, TV’s master of trash, and the world he left us
On his daytime talk show, Jerry Springer first tried the responsible, earnest approach. But that’s not what the people wanted, and that’s not where we ended up.
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When Jerry Springer’s ‘vulgarity circus’ ruled daytime TV and took on Oprah
Jerry Springer, who died Thursday at 79, went from having a boring daytime show to challenging Oprah Winfrey in the ratings thanks to fights, sex and controversy.
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Wall Street Journal Magazine editor to resign
Wall Street Journal Magazine editor in chief Kristina O’Neill will depart in the summer. The Journal did not immediately announce plans to replace her.
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The dirty little secret of White House news conferences
President Biden was photographed holding a note card during Wednesday’s news conference, revealing the stage managing behind many media events.
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Electric tractors help vineyards fight climate change
These driver-optional vineyard tractors can be controlled via computer or tablet, and can boost productivity at winemakers.
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GDP Report: US Economy Grew at 1.1% Rate in Q1
Gross domestic product increased 1.1 percent in the first quarter as consumer spending remained robust despite higher interest rates.
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Questions Swirl About NBCUniversal’s Future After C.E.O.’s Shocking Firing
Mike Cavanagh, now in charge of NBCUniversal, is meeting with talent including Lester Holt and Jimmy Fallon as he ponders next steps for the business.
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Inflation Is Still High. What’s Driving It Has Changed.
Two years ago, high inflation was about supply shortages and pricier goods. Then it was about war in Ukraine and energy. These days, services are key.
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Snap’s Sales Fall for First Time as a Public Company
As other tech companies returned to growth, Snap continued to struggle with advertising sales and lost money in the first quarter.
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Stress Builds as Office Building Owners and Lenders Haggle Over Debt
The health of banks and cities and the nation’s economy could hinge on high-stakes negotiations over commercial real estate loans.