Brian Stelter discusses AT&T’s ownership of CNN and the other parts of what is now formerly known as Time Warner. He also shares highlights from his interview with John Stankey, the new head of WarnerMedia.

Trade and tariffs roil markets as they face the fallout from Friday’s US declaration of duties on $50 billion of Chinese goods. And, as David Pollard reports, uncertainty over OPEC’s intentions will play through commodities as the cartel prepares to meet on Friday.

Now that the AT&T/Time Warner deal has gone through, which media companies will merge and which will be left standing?

Funding is harder to find in general, and the current approach favors low-risk research and proposals by older scientists and white men.

Brian Stelter shares linguist George Lakoff’s advice about stopping the spread of political lies. Stelter’s idea is a “truth sandwich.” Doug Heye says news outlets shouldn’t give so much attention to Trump’s tweets.

Positioning babies on their stomachs helps prevent flattening of the head and strengthens neck, trunk and shoulder muscles, as well as hands.