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How artists have wrestled with nonstop news

An exhibit at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles takes an artistic route when it comes to covering the news. “Breaking News” takes audiences to a time back before the Internet, often featuring artists who sought political as well as aesthetic expression. Jeffrey Brown reports.