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Feb. 27, 2019 by Elizabeth Duran

The company has agreed to buy the cable networks and the sports channel networks at a later date.

The announcement of the deal comes as CBS continues to face competition from Charter TV and ESPN. The deal would see CBS take over some of the sports channels, including FS1 and FS2, while Charter and the NFL Network make up a minority stake in CBS.

The deal includes the rights to the sports channels and the NFL Network, the report said.

A deal between Fox and ESPN has been in the works for some time, but the companies have yet to reach an agreement.

The deal would allow for Fox to acquire a majority stake in 21st Century Fox and other networks in a two-stage process.The first big announcement on the upcoming Moto X announced last night by the manufacturer was a release date for its next-generation Moto X Sport. The smartphone is slated for release in February 2017.

In a series of tweets late last night, the company posted the following information:

As a reminder, we are working to bring you all the latest information on our upcoming Xs and Xs Plus. You can follow us on twitter here.

We want to thank all our fans who have supported us for so long and we will continue to see you soon!

Source: MotorolaFrom the New York Times:

The CIA has been conducting surveillance and drone strikes on suspected Al Qaeda in Yemen since March, when it was involved in the bombing of an American drone. This year, the agency has also deployed a "humanitarian" drone in the Gulf, but the American military was not involved in the attack.

The CIA's involvement, the Times said, came in response to a call that the U.S. government was seeking an investigation into possible coordination with al Qaeda. But a CIA spokesman said he did not know the scope of the investigation.

The Times described the agency's efforts as "the ultimate expression of the growing concern that the U.S. government, and al Qaeda, seeks to undermine its allies, both inside and outside the country."