White House Press Secretary clashes with journalist
Karine Jean-Pierre sparks controversy after cutting off journalist Abigail Jackson during White House briefing, raising concerns about press freedom and transparency.
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AP's October Photos: World's Defining Moments Captured
From Gaza's devastation to Hollywood's picket lines, explore the powerful images that defined October 2023 through Associated Press's curated collection of award-winning photography.
AP photojournalists master vertical photography revolution
Discover how Associated Press photojournalists are revolutionising visual storytelling by embracing vertical photography, capturing breathtaking moments from global events to intimate human stories.
Palestinian journalist honoured with Press Freedom Award
Veteran Palestinian journalist Maryam Abu Daqqa receives International Press Freedom Award posthumously after dying under Israeli siege in Gaza, celebrating her 40-year career documenting human rights abuses.
Best French Press Coffee Makers UK Tested
Discover the best French press coffee makers that survived rigorous UK testing. From budget finds to luxury contenders, we reveal which cafetières deliver the perfect cuppa.
Pentagon restricts journalist access in press freedom clash
The US Defence Department has dramatically curtailed access for Pentagon journalists, sparking concerns about transparency and press freedom in national security reporting.
Colbert's brutal takedown of Biden's press secretary goes viral
Late-night host Stephen Colbert delivers scathing critique of White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre's performance, highlighting her repetitive responses and strained relationship with journalists.
Trump bans journalist Latika Bourke after tough questioning
Exclusive: Donald Trump bars prominent Australian reporter Latika Bourke from his UK press conference after she questioned him about E. Jean Carroll rape case, sparking press freedom concerns.
Press refuses to let Prince Harry off the hook over contradictions
An explosive examination of Prince Harry's ongoing conflict with the British media and why the press remains determined to hold the royal accountable for his contradictions.
Fox News banned from Pentagon press briefings
The US Department of Defense has barred Fox News reporter from press briefings, sparking intense debate about media freedom and military transparency in what critics call a dangerous precedent.
AP Photographers Master Vertical Format in Stunning New Collection
Discover how Associated Press photojournalists are revolutionising visual storytelling with stunning vertical photography that captures extraordinary moments from around the globe.
Journalists detained covering Gaza-Israel conflict
New report exposes unprecedented threats to press freedom as international journalists face detention and obstruction while covering Gaza-Israel conflict, raising global concerns about media suppression.
Pentagon Imposes Strict New Press Rules Under Trump
The Pentagon imposes sweeping new restrictions on media access, requiring all journalist questions to pass through political appointees in a move critics call an unprecedented assault on press freedom.
Medical groups condemn Trump's constitution termination call
Former President Donald Trump faces fierce condemnation from leading US medical associations after demanding the termination of constitutional rules to reinstate him to power following his 2020 election defeat.
AP Apologises for False Hamas Warning Claims About Israeli Jews
The Associated Press faces backlash and issues formal apology after reporter falsely claimed Israeli Jews had prior knowledge of Hamas attacks, sparking widespread condemnation from Jewish organisations.
Trump White House Declares War on Press Corps
The Trump White House faces unprecedented turmoil as press secretary Karoline Leavitt implements aggressive new restrictions against journalists, sparking fears of a systematic media purge in the new administration.
Tuchel's England U-turn: Bayern boss considers Three Lions job
Former Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel is reportedly reconsidering his stance on the England job as FA chiefs identify him as their top target to replace Gareth Southgate after Euro 2024.
Tuchel Shock Contender for England Manager Role
Former Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel is being seriously considered as Gareth Southgate's potential successor for the England national team following his Bayern Munich departure, with FA officials reportedly impressed by his credentials.
Golden Globes snub Rogan and Carlson in podcast categories
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association draws a clear line in the sand, excluding controversial media figures Joe Rogan and Tucker Carlson from Golden Globes podcast categories amid ongoing debates about misinformation and ethical broadcasting standards.
FIFA President Infantino Faces Backlash Over Israel Comments
FIFA President Gianni Infantino sparks international controversy after suggesting Israel should be banned from football over Gaza conflict, drawing criticism from Israeli officials and football authorities.
Stephen King Donates to Florida Library After Censorship Row
Horror master Stephen King makes powerful statement against censorship with substantial contribution to Florida's Citrus County Library System after local commissioners slash funding.
UK pubs face £400m crisis as tax hike threatens closures
The British Beer and Pub Association warns that planned National Insurance increases could devastate the struggling pub sector, putting thousands of jobs at risk across the UK.
Vertical Vision: AP Photojournalists' New Perspective
Discover how Associated Press photojournalists are revolutionising visual storytelling by embracing vertical photography, capturing breathtaking moments from global protests to intimate portraits.
Black Police Group Warns of Two-Tier Justice in UK Reforms
Proposed UK policing rules could create racial double standards, warns the National Black Police Association. New draft guidance raises concerns about institutional bias and unequal treatment.
Olympic boxer Khelif responds to gender ban controversy
Algerian boxing star Imane Khelif breaks silence after being barred from competition, delivering powerful response to gender eligibility critics ahead of Paris Olympics.
Trump's Lawyers Cite Remote Island in Bid to Delay Trial
In a strange twist, Donald Trump's legal team argued he could be in the remote island nation of Palau during his New York criminal trial, a claim swiftly dismissed by the judge. Explore the details of this unusual courtroom exchange.
Teachers Union Faces Fury Over Charlie Kirk Death Tweet
The Massachusetts Teachers Association sparks national outrage after its official Twitter account celebrates a false rumour of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk's death, leading to accusations of unprofessionalism and calls for resignations.
Chelsea Investigate PFA's Handling of Eni Aluko Case
Chelsea FC has initiated a formal review into the Professional Footballers' Association's controversial handling of the Eni Aluko racial abuse scandal, demanding transparency over the union's past actions.
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