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Kevin Bohn

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Washington, D.C.
As seen in: CNN, CNN Business, CNN en Español, MSN, MSN Canada, Yahoo News Malaysia, ABC News, WBZ-TV (Boston, MA), Al Jazeera English, Substack and
Covers:  Politics, Breaking News
Experienced DC producer. Previously: Senior DC Assignment Editor NewsNation; Sr. Segment Producer "The Hill" program; CNN Supervising & Senior Producer

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Senior Television Producer. I have covered breaking news and major stories on politics, the White House, justice/terrorism and voting.
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From Jul 1987 through Dec 2020 ·I was a CNN producer in various capacities.
From 2014 through 2020 I was the Supervising Producer for Weekend Coverage in the Washington bureau overseeing breaking news coverage of all stories and events coming from Washington as well as all stories reported over the weekend ranging from the White …

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Ana Montes, a former US defense analyst arrested for spying for Cuba, released from federal priso...

Ana Montes, a former US defense analyst arrested for spying for Cuba, released from federal priso...

A former U.S. defense intelligence agency analyst convicted of spying for Cuba was released from federal pris…

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Dramatic new details released of Bush, Cheney dealing with 9/11 attacks

Dramatic new details released of Bush, Cheney dealing with 9/11 attacks

More than 21 years after the Sept. 11 attacks, new details of how President George W. Bush and Vice President…

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Trump campaign requests Georgia recount that's unlikely to change his loss in the state | CNN Pol...

Trump campaign requests Georgia recount that's unlikely to change his loss in the state | CNN Pol...

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Federal judge dismisses Trump campaign Pennsylvania lawsuit

Federal judge dismisses Trump campaign Pennsylvania lawsuit

A federal judge dealt a death blow to the Trump campaign's effort to overturn President-elect Joe Biden's win…

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Here's when we'll hear from election officials across the country today

Here's when we'll hear from election officials across the country today

Two days after Election Day, Joe Biden is nearing 270 electoral votes but CNN has not yet projected a winner …

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Democrats turn to stars' reunions as they bank on nostalgia to fill campaign coffers

Democrats turn to stars' reunions as they bank on nostalgia to fill campaign coffers

Stars from several fondly remembered television shows and movies have come together in recent weeks to not on…

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Kevin Bohn (@kevinbohn)

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By Kevin Bohn
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What is July 4th — and what is it not? July 4th is not the day the colonies severed ties with the British. That was July 2nd. July 4th is the not the day the Declaration of Independence was signed. That was July 3rd. So why is July 4th important? “It’s the day they print and declare the Declaration,” Kanisom Wongsrichanalai, the chief historian at the Massachusetts Historical Society says. “There is a signing. It is just not the parchment…that we remember as being signed,” he reminded viewers on CNN.
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Kevin Bohn (@kevinbohn)

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By Kevin Bohn
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President Trump's return flight overnight back to Washington marked history. It was the last time the current 747 is expected to be used as Air Force One. Several administration officials posted messages thanking the plane with the tail number 29000, first used in 1990, for its decades of service to six presidents  (na01.safelinks.protecti…; x.com/Scavino47/status/…).
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AI company Anthropic rebuffs Pentagon over AI demands

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By Kevin Bohn
| Yahoo Verified
(NewsNation) — AI company Anthropic announced it cannot agree to the Pentagon’s demand to use its tool for mass domestic surveillance and fully autonomous weapons. The Department of War had threatened to cease business with Anthropic if the company didn’t pull back restrictions it was placing on the use of the tool, called Claude. The company announced its decision on Thursday night.
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