Robert Costa
Chief Washington Analyst at CBS News
National Correspondent at CBS Sunday Morning
National Correspondent, @CBSSunday and Chief Washington Analyst, @CBSNews; co-author of “Peril” with @realBobWoodward
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1 week ago |
cbsnews.com | Robert Costa
Novelist Anne Tyler was once described as a writer who likes to break America's heart. "Oh, dear! Well, don't you think life kind of breaks your heart?" she said. Stories about life breaking your heart, and how love can sometimes mend it, have made Tyler a Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist, and a best-selling author for six decades. In 1977, she told The New York Times, "It does matter to me that I be considered a serious writer. ….
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3 weeks ago |
writeupcafe.com | Robert Costa
Why Headless Commerce Development Is the Future of eCommerce? In a digital world where customers expect lightning-fast, personalized, and seamless shopping experiences, traditional eCommerce setups are starting t
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1 month ago |
cbsnews.com | Robert Costa
On college campuses, spring is often a sunny time: finals are finished, and commencement festivities begin. But at some schools, there is now crisis. President Trump is ramping up an extraordinary pressure campaign on higher education, especially on universities he has vilified, including Harvard University. A lot is on the line: billions in research funds, the status of foreign students, the future of admissions, and academic freedom.
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1 month ago |
cbsnews.com | Robert Costa
Drew Barrymore is beloved for her youthful energy. She also just turned 50 — and landed on the cover of AARP: The Magazine. "Everyone keeps telling me that this magical age of 50 is when you really start to let go of things, and I would love that to be true," Barrymore said on the set of her talk show, "The Drew Barrymore Show."Aging is a tricky business, but it is the business of AARP. The non-profit magazine's readership is staggering: nearly 40 million people.
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1 month ago |
flipboard.com | Margaret Brennan |Robert Costa
7 hours agoThe former first lady emphasized wanting to think deliberately about how she was spending her time. Women, Obama said, “struggle with disappointing people.” WASHINGTON — For former first lady Michelle Obama, it was time to start asking herself tough questions as conversations around her personal …
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