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As Gen Z shuns traditional media, television and movies adapt and go where they live—YouTube

Some White House officials expect the Cabinet secretary, who has known the president for years, to depart as soon as this summer.

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When you think of Prime Day, you might be thinking about deals on Instant Pots and Amazon Echo devices not half-off dresses and designer heels.

Epstein is accused of sexually exploiting dozens of underage girls from 2002 through 2005 at his New York and Florida residences.

With the plan to build on Obamacare, Biden aims to draw a contrast from 2020 Democratic primary rivals such as Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.

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Gen Z, the latest generation graduating into adulthood, isn't just snubbing print media, it's abandoning old media altogether.

Because of that, their consumption habits are drastically different than even their closest generational cohort, the millennial.The members of Gen Z have all but abandoned traditional television viewing, opting to watch shows, movies and other digital content on their phones, tablets and laptops.

When asked how the channel defines success, Fishman pointed to Brat's feature length film "Chicken Girls: The Movie," based on one of its popular shows "Chicken Girls," which currently has more than 18 million views on YouTube.

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