While North Korea has denounced "The Interview," the country has its own film industry with a not-so-rosy portrayals of Americans. Plus, a new warning on prenatal screenings, and Charles' Phoenix's Christmas cake ideas.
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• 6:49
President Barack Obama told CNN's Candy Crowley pulling 'The Interview' sets a dangerous precedent of allowing a foreign dictator to disrupt our business and censor our expression.
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• 7:09
Though the FBI takes the Sony hack seriously, much of the media coverage has focused on the distasteful and downright offensive emails of Hollywood's elite.
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• 7:30
The cyber attack against Sony over the release of "The Interview" has stirred a lot of debate about whether U.S. filmmakers went too far with their portrayal of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, but is this a case of the pot calling the kettle black?
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• 3:20
The fallout from Sony cancelling the original show date of The Interview continues. North Korea has denied involvement and President Obama has pledged a "proportional response.
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• 6:45
This weekend, tensions rose again between Hamas and Israel after both sides exchanged rocket fire. It was the first time such an exchange occurred since a cease-fire in August ended two months of conflict.
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• 8:14
New research from the New England Center for Investigative Reporting found that companies are overselling the accuracy of prenatal tests.
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• 5:35
If you're tired of "Nightmare Before Christmas" and "Frosty the Snowman," children's librarian Mara Alpert shares her holiday favorites to freshen up your repertoire.
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• 5:27
Christmas is just a few days a way and if you're bored with traditional treats, try a crazy candy cane cake - the latest creation from our friend, Charles Phoenix.
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• 5:58
Christmas is a time for familiar stories like Frosty the Snowman and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, but some of the best holiday tales often never make it mainstream. Like "The Red Raider," a short story written by Frank Kingston Smith.