Media writer at The Associated Press, and also music. Married with daughter Sophie and son Ben. Long-suffering Mets and Syracuse fan.
United States (National)
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David Bauder's coverage encompasses entertainment news, content & publishing, and government & politics. He has a particular focus on evolving stories and press releases.
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By: David Bauder
of 2 The idea of grabbing some popcorn and watching television to see who America has chosen for its next president was far less appealing this year than in the past.
By: David Bauder
The idea of grabbing some popcorn and watching television to see who America has chosen for its next president was far less appealing this year than in the past.
By: David Bauder
of 2 The idea of grabbing some popcorn and watching television to see who America has chosen for its next president was far less appealing this year than in the past.
By: David Bauder
The idea of grabbing some popcorn and watching television to see who America has chosen for its next president was far less appealing this year than in the past.
By: David Bauder
For all the concerns about a tumultuous process that could leave Americans waiting for days to learn who its next president would be, news outlets instead experienced an election night that hewed close to tradition.
Today Some clouds this morning will give way to generally sunny skies for the afternoon. High 49F. Winds N at 10 to 20 mph.. Tonight
By: David Bauder
Chris Wallace says he's leaving CNN after three years and, at age 77, is eager to see what a transformed media environment has to offer.
By: David Bauder
Moderator Chris Wallace speaks as President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden participate in the first presidential debate in Cleveland on Sept. 29, 2020. Olivier Douliery | The Associated Press
By: David Bauder
Chris Wallace says he's leaving CNN after three years and, at age 77, is eager to see what a transformed media environment has to offer.
Chris Wallace says he's leaving CNN after three years and, at age 77, is eager to see what a transformed media environment has to offer.
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