Jeremy Adler

‼️And now @NorahODonnell gets the first reaction from Trump after the Pope's comments this AM

News cycle being driven by @CBSNews & @TheFP: 4/6 - @TheFP reports on tension between the WH and Vatican 4/8 - Vance asked about the reporting 4/12 - @60Minutes exclusive interview w American cardinals 4/12 - Trump posts on Truth 4/13 - Pope responds to Trump

During a time of great uncertainty and change, the photos from Artemis II's mission can give Americans some perspective. @TonyDokoupil takes a look.

Three pros

NEW: Tuesday's 'CBS Mornings' aired part two of the CBS News Investigation on hospice and Medicare fraud in California. Correspondent Adam Yamaguchi found one man -- Dr. Rajiv Bhuva -- has submitted claims alleging to have cared for nearly *2,800* patients at *126* hospices

!!! @camiloreports…such deserving recognition for a great reporter

Very moving tribute by @AaronBMacLean to those who defend our country.

🚀 “History In The Sky” Wednesday’s 360-degree coverage of the Artemis II launch brought audiences unparalleled access and information. Keep following @CBSNews for continuous coverage of the mission

WATCH: @TonyDokoupil’s closing commentary on Wednesday’s @CBSEveningNews about the Artemis II launch was terrific... Dokoupil: “We are back with the good stuff tonight. And as we think about those four astronauts now orbiting the Earth and preparing to begin that next stage journey back to the moon, we wanted to end with a few thoughts about what got us to this moment. It’s the work of ages, of course, of too many minds to count. But what fuels it all, besides all that liquid hydrogen is really just two simple human virtues. First, curiosity. You see it in all the kids watching today, hoping to see Artemis and the kids who came before hoping to see the space shuttle and the kids before that, who stayed up late for Apollo and for Mercury. Curiosity is what makes some of those kids grow up to be astronauts, including the four astronauts up there right now. But it takes more than curiosity to get to the moon. Over the past 60 years, 17 U.S. astronauts have died in the line of duty. And if you think the four up there right now haven’t considered those risks, listen to what Jeremy Hansen told us just days before liftoff.” Jeremy Hansen: “I want everyone to understand that you can lose a crew. And if we do, that shouldn’t shock us. And the most important thing we do next is we stack the next rocket, and we let the next four volunteers get on top of it and go. Dokoupil: “‘You stack the next rocket.’ That is courage, ladies and gentlemen, and curiosity together. And you can’t get to the moon without both.”

Puck: “The audience has largely been ignored in this debate. The demand for high-quality, trustedjournalism will continue to grow, especially as more organizations and platforms take the easy, clicks-first, A.I.-aided approach and A.I. continues to proliferate—further reducing our capacity to trust what we see online. The people and organizations delivering on that demand will, even five years from now, not have automated that process of journalism. We’ll see A.I. being used when it makes sense—the way we email or text sources today whom, 30 years ago, we would’ve called on the phone, or the way we spend 10 seconds on Google instead of a few hours in the library. We’ll have another tool in the arsenal, a tool that’s great for data analysis, quick transcription, and targeted web searching. I think it’s fair to say that real reporting—source building, researching, conversations, relationship building, trust—will continue to get rarer. Fewer organizations will invest the money or time in that process, but the ones who do will win.”

53 years ago, Walter Cronkite guided viewers through history as Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first men to walk on the moon.

TUNE IN: @CBSNews' continuing coverage of the historic launch of NASA's Artemis II around the moon. @CBSEveningNews' @TonyDokoupil anchors from the CBS News bureau at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. ➡️Coverage starts at 4:00 PM on CBS News 24/7. ➡️A CBS News Special Report anchored by Dokoupil airs at 6:00 PM on CBS News. ➡️Live stream of continued coverage on CBSNews.com.

An excellent, thorough, and thoughtful journalist — and the kindest colleague. Very happy for Daniel.

NEWS 🧵: I called President Trump for some clarity on this post. He says the U.S. is not pulling assets in and around the Strait of Hormuz yet: “At some point I will, not quite yet, but countries have to come in and take care of it. Iran has been decimated, but they're going to have to come in and do their own work."

New CBS employee @gekaminsky with news before he can even do his HR paperwork cbsnews.com/news/jd-vance-…

Some job news: Today is my first day @CBSNews as an investigative reporter, continuing to cover money and influence in politics. Send tips, story ideas, say Hi: gabe.kaminsky@cbsnews.com, Signal (Gabe.704), same number, DM.  Grateful for my time @TheFP and super excited for this new opportunity to break more news.

From last night's @semafor media newsletter: CBS News is building up its investigative team...

Exposing fraud. Uncovering the truth. Driving accountability. That only happens with smart, incisive, and trusted investigative journalism. We’re investing in our I-Unit and its eye-opening reporting

This is why you want @AaronBMacLean on your team