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Co-curated by high school students and educators, with the support of the American Federation of Teachers, Graduate Together: America Honors the High School Class of 2020 was a tribute to the more than three million high school seniors across the country whose final weeks of high school, including graduation ceremonies, were postponed or canceled due to COVID-19. In addition to President Obama, the commercial-free program featured a collection of commencement messages, musical performances, and inspirational vignettes from prominent leaders, educators, and entertainers. … [Read more...] about ‘Graduate Together’ With Barack Obama’s Commencement Message Draws 20.8 Million Viewers Across TV & Digital

“When Meet the Press first aired over 70 years ago, it was a very different format than what you see today. A moderator brought together a panel of journalists who took turns asking questions of a single guest,” Todd said on the debut. “For this five-part series we are going back to that model and giving college journalists the opportunity to ask questions they want answers to, from guests that they want to hear from. We hope to be the ones to meet those in the middle here.” Meet the Press is the longest running show in TV history, having started on Nov. 6, 1947. … [Read more...] about NBC News Debuts “Meet the Press: College Roundtable” Streaming Series

The Louisville community was already angered by an earlier police shooting in a drug raid at the home of Breonna Taylor, an innocent victim of a wrong address mixup. The situation was further inflamed this week by the death of George Floyd, a Minneapolis man who died in police custody in that city. … [Read more...] about Louisville TV Reporter Shot With Rubber Bullets During Live Broadcast Covering Street Protests

Protesters carried signs calling for justice for Taylor and Floyd, whose death has  touched off protests across the country this week, including in Minneapolis itself. The use of non-lethal force on the WAVE-TV crew happened the same day CNN employees were arrested  live on air while covering protests in Minnesota. … [Read more...] about Louisville Police Apologize for Targeting News Crew at Protest

Protests erupted in cities across the country Friday night, including in Lousiville, Kentucky. Reporter Kaitlin Rust of WAVE was on the ground covering the events when a police officer intentionally opened fire on her and her camera operator, seemingly striking them both with pepper balls. … [Read more...] about Reporter Shot at on Live TV By Police Pepper Balls at George Floyd Protest