Record Journalists Killed in 2025, Many in Israel-Gaza War
A record number of journalists were killed worldwide in 2025, with a significant portion linked to the Israel-Gaza conflict, highlighting growing dangers for media professionals.
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Facial Recognition Error Causes Wrongful Arrest of Asian Man
Alvi Choudhury, a software engineer, was arrested for a burglary in Milton Keynes despite never visiting the city, after biased facial recognition technology confused him with a younger suspect.
Nadiya Hussain on Media Tokenism: 'Inclusion Show Ends'
British-Bangladeshi chef Nadiya Hussain speaks out about barriers to longevity for Muslim women in television, describing feeling like a 'token' after BBC show cancellations.
BBC BAFTA Apology for N-Word Sparks Race and Disability Debate
The BBC has apologised after the N-word was used during a BAFTA broadcast, with John Davidson highlighting the incident's impact on Black disabled people and calling for improved representation.
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Crisis of Truth: Why Society Can't Agree on Facts
A deep dive into the modern challenge of establishing shared truths, exploring how digital media, political polarization, and cognitive biases erode consensus on reality.
Judge Blocks DOJ Search of Washington Post Reporter's Devices
A magistrate judge has prohibited federal authorities from conducting unsupervised searches of electronic devices seized from a Washington Post reporter's home, ordering an independent review instead.
Judge Blocks DoJ from Searching Washington Post Reporter's Devices
A federal judge has prohibited the Justice Department from searching electronic devices seized from a Washington Post reporter, ruling the court will conduct the search itself in a national security case.
Police Officer Defends Christian Preacher in Free Speech Row
A Metropolitan Police officer defended a Christian street preacher in Whitechapel, London, as tensions rise over religious expression and free speech rights in Britain.
Judge Blocks 'Wholesale' Search of Reporter's Devices
A magistrate judge has barred federal authorities from conducting an unsupervised, wholesale search of electronic devices seized from a Washington Post reporter's home in Virginia.
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Senegal Proposes Five-Year Minimum Sentence for Homosexuality
Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko introduces legislation to increase prison terms for homosexuality from one to five years, expanding definitions of 'unnatural acts' under existing law.
Christian Preacher Attacked by Group in Whitechapel Incident
A Christian evangelist was pushed by a masked man and had his equipment kicked during a heated confrontation with Muslim men in East London's Whitechapel area.
Trans Activists Criticise Traditional Pride Flag at Stonewall
Trans activists express disappointment as officials re-raise the traditional rainbow Pride flag at Stonewall National Monument, arguing it excludes the community. Protests and a lawsuit follow Trump administration actions.
Church of England Blocks Standalone Gay Blessings in 34-0 Vote
The Church of England bishops have voted 34-0 to prevent standalone blessing ceremonies for same-sex couples, maintaining restrictions that critics label discriminatory while allowing blessings within regular services.
Fired National Parks Biologist Sues Over Pride Flag Protest
A non-binary wildlife biologist fired after hanging a transgender pride flag from El Capitan in Yosemite National Park has filed a lawsuit alleging First Amendment violations and illegal retaliation by federal agencies.
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Jesse Jackson to Lie in State at South Carolina Capitol
The body of Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr. will lie in state at the South Carolina Statehouse, honouring his birthplace and early civil rights activism that began with a library protest in 1960.
CIA's Project Artichoke: Mind Control Experiments Revealed
Newly released CIA documents detail Project Artichoke, a Cold War program that explored drugging populations and psychological manipulation from 1951 to 1956.
Palantir Deals Threaten UK Data Rights and Sovereignty
Critics warn that Palantir Technologies' NHS and Ministry of Defence contracts endanger UK data rights, highlighting concerns over surveillance, lack of transparency, and sovereignty.
UFO Archive Wiped After Trump's Declassification Directive
The Black Vault, containing millions of declassified UFO files, was mysteriously wiped clean just one day after President Trump ordered full disclosure of all extraterrestrial documents.
Inside the Dangerous Business of Data Brokers
Data brokers compile and sell vast amounts of personal information with minimal regulation, enabling stalking, fraud, and violence. Experts warn of alarming risks as victims share their terrifying experiences.
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Pauline Hanson's Muslim Comments Lead to Federal Police Crime Reports
Australian federal police have received crime reports over Pauline Hanson's comments about Muslims, raising questions about hate speech laws and potential charges under federal and state legislation.
Whitechapel Street Preacher Confrontation Sparks Debate
A heated confrontation between a Christian street preacher and a Muslim man in Whitechapel has ignited discussions about freedom of speech and community tensions. The incident, captured on video, shows police defending the preacher's rights while addressi
Christian Preacher Arrested Over Sermon on Islam and Transgender
A Christian street preacher was detained for eight hours on suspicion of inciting religious hatred after delivering a sermon on Islam and transgender ideology in Bristol.
Pauline Hanson Referred to Police Under Hate Speech Laws
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has been reported to police under Australia's new hate speech legislation for claiming there are 'no good Muslims' in Australia, sparking political controversy.
Bristol Boycott Activists Accused of 'Jew Hunt' in Door-Knock Clash
Pro-Palestinian campaigners planning door-to-door boycott of Israeli products in Bristol were confronted by counter-protesters accusing them of a 'Jew hunt', forcing them to abandon their canvassing.
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Data Brokers Expose Americans to Stalkers and Crime
With no comprehensive U.S. privacy laws, data brokers sell personal information with minimal safeguards, enabling stalking, abuse, and criminal targeting of vulnerable individuals.
Readers Suggest Spending a Billion Dollars for Social Good
From funding climate thinktanks to building community spaces, readers share innovative ideas on how to use a billion dollars to benefit society, addressing issues like housing, education, and environmental sustainability.
Kansas Invalidates Transgender IDs Under New Law
Kansas is set to cancel approximately 1,700 driver's licenses and 1,800 birth certificates for transgender residents under a new law that reverses previous gender marker changes, positioning the state at the forefront of restrictive policies.
Weak Social Ties Bridge Divides and Heal Polarisation
Sociologist Eva M Meyersson Milgrom explores how 'bridge ties'—weak social connections across boundaries—foster resilience, reduce political division, and enrich lives through diverse networks.
Narinder Kaur: Deepfake Abuse Needs Perpetrator Accountability
Broadcaster Narinder Kaur reveals her experience with deepfake abuse and argues that while Keir Starmer's tech crackdown helps, holding perpetrators accountable is crucial to stop the crisis.
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Brighton's 'City of Sanctuary' Status Under Strain
Brighton, known as a 'City of Sanctuary', faces a surge in anti-Semitism with door-to-door campaigns and vandalism targeting Jewish communities, raising fears of intolerance.
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