CBS News facts for kids
CBS News is the news division of the American television network CBS. It's like the part of CBS that focuses on bringing you the latest news from around the world. They create and broadcast news programs for TV, radio, and online.
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What is CBS News?
CBS News has been a major source of news for people in the United States for many years. Their job is to report on important events, share stories, and help people understand what's happening in the world. They cover everything from politics and elections to big events and everyday life.
Popular Shows on CBS News
CBS News produces several well-known television shows that you might have seen. These shows cover different types of news and are broadcast at various times throughout the day and week.
- CBS Morning News: This show brings you the latest headlines and updates early in the day.
- CBS News Sunday Morning: A popular Sunday show that features longer stories, interviews, and features on arts, nature, and culture.
- Face the Nation with Margaret Breenan: This program focuses on political interviews and discussions with leaders and newsmakers.
- CBS Evening News with Norah O’ Donnell: This is the main evening news broadcast, giving you a summary of the day's top stories.
- 60 Minutes: A very famous show known for its in-depth investigative reports and interviews. It's one of the longest-running and most respected news programs.
- 48 Hours Mystery: This show focuses on true crime stories, often looking into mysterious cases and investigations.
Famous Faces of CBS News
Many talented journalists and reporters have worked at CBS News over the years. They help bring important stories to millions of viewers. Some of the most well-known anchors and correspondents have become household names.
For example, Walter Cronkite was a legendary anchor of the CBS Evening News for many years. He was often called "the most trusted man in America." Another famous journalist was Edward R. Murrow, who was known for his brave reporting during World War II and his work against unfair practices in the 1950s.
Other notable journalists who have worked at CBS News include Dan Rather, Katie Couric, Lesley Stahl, and Scott Pelley. These individuals, along with many others, have played a big part in shaping how news is delivered to the public.
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Douglas Edwards on the CBS news set in 1952.
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In Spanish: CBS News para niños
