Nazi video shows SS making dog smoke pipe in Netherlands
Shocking unearthed footage reveals Nazi troops forcing an Alsatian dog to smoke a pipe at a Dutch hotel during WW2 occupation. Researchers call the discovery exceptionally rare.
Category : Liberties
Trump's 28 Threats to Revoke TV Licences
Donald Trump has threatened to revoke broadcast licences at least 28 times since 2017, targeting networks like ABC and CBS. Explore the full timeline and legal reality.
UK Government Weighs New Transgender Space Guidance
As Bridget Phillipson reviews EHRC guidance on single-sex spaces, columnist Aimee Walsh argues trans rights are human rights being reduced to policy debates. Read more.
Trump Vows to Pursue Comey and James After Dismissals
Donald Trump warns James Comey and Letitia James their legal battles are not over after a judge dismissed cases on a technicality. Discover the latest developments.
Hanson Faces Parliament Ban Calls Over Burqa Stunt
Pauline Hanson faces calls for a complete Parliament ban after her burqa-wearing stunt. Muslim women in Sydney explain their choice to wear Islamic coverings and condemn her actions.
Thousands March to End Violence Against Women
On International Day for Elimination of Violence Against Women, thousands take to UK streets demanding action. See how communities united for change.
Victoria Scraps Fees for Gender Change on Birth Certificates
Victoria becomes the first Australian state to abolish fees for changing gender on birth certificates, removing financial barriers for trans and gender diverse individuals. Learn more about this landmark decision.
Bolsonaro starts 27-year prison sentence for coup
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro begins a 27-year prison sentence for leading a coup attempt. Read the full details of this landmark case and its political implications.
Second Bid to Ban Feminist Book from National Library
Trans activists demand National Library of Scotland remove 'The Women Who Wouldn't Wheesht' for second time. Discover the escalating censorship battle threatening free speech in Scottish cultural institutions.
Bari Weiss mocked for Alan Dershowitz CBS News vision
CBS News editor Bari Weiss faces criticism after suggesting 'charismatic' voices like Alan Dershowitz represent mainstream America. Read the full story.
China funeral protests erupt over cremation mandate
Protests erupt in China's Guizhou province as villagers resist mandatory cremation policies. Traditional burial practices clash with government land preservation efforts amid rising unrest.
Jury trials set to be scrapped for most crimes
The UK government considers limiting jury trials to serious offences like murder and rape to tackle the record 78,000-case court backlog. Discover the proposed reforms.
BBC censors Trump line in Reith Lecture, author claims
Historian Rutger Bregman accuses the BBC of censorship after it removed his description of Donald Trump as 'the most openly corrupt president'. The corporation cites legal advice. Read the full story.
BBC censors Trump criticism in Reith Lecture edit
The BBC has edited its flagship Reith Lectures to remove Rutger Bregman's description of Donald Trump as 'the most openly corrupt president'. Discover the full story behind this censorship row.
Mother of Jay Slater campaigns for 'Jay's Law'
Debbie Duncan reveals her plan for 'Jay's Law' to protect grieving families from online trolls. Support the official petition now.
JD Vance Crime Claims Divide Cincinnati Despite Data
JD Vance's portrayal of Cincinnati as crime-ridden after viral brawl sparks debate despite falling violent crime statistics. Explore how national politics impacts local perceptions.
Iran executes man for rape amid soaring execution rates
Iran publicly executes convicted rapist as execution numbers dramatically increase, with women facing unprecedented rates under Khamenei's regime. Read the shocking statistics.
BBC censors Reith lecture on Trump, author claims
Dutch historian Rutger Bregman accuses the BBC of censoring his Reith lecture by removing a line calling Donald Trump 'the most openly corrupt president'. Discover the full story behind this free speech row.
Graham Linehan convicted of transgender harassment
Father Ted creator Graham Linehan found guilty of harassing transgender woman. Read the full details of the Westminster magistrates court ruling and its implications.
Italian court removes children from off-grid UK family
Outrage in Italy as a court removes three children from a British-Australian couple for their off-grid lifestyle. Over 143,000 sign a petition. Read the full story.
Hanson's Film Trailer Cancelled by Parliament
Pauline Hanson launches a blistering attack on Parliament after officials cancel the screening of her party's new movie trailer, labelling it 'censorship' and a 'betrayal of free speech'.
Cairo Takeaway counter-sues activist over trespass claims
Sydney's Cairo Takeaway counter-sues Ofir Birenbaum, alleging trespass during 'undercover Jew' operation. Restaurant claims activist sought 'negative reaction' from staff. Read the full legal battle details.
Melbourne police get 6-month warrantless search powers
Victoria Police can now conduct random stop-and-searches in inner Melbourne until May 2026. Human rights groups condemn the move as a 'vast overreach' of power. Learn more about the implications.
Shonda Rhimes funds Emmett Till memorial barn
Television producer Shonda Rhimes donates $1.5 million to preserve the Mississippi barn where Emmett Till was lynched, creating a 'sacred' memorial site set to open by 2030.
Reform UK's Legal Threats Against Media Outlets Grow
Reform UK faces accusations of 'Trumpian' legal bullying as party's barrister targets Guardian and Welsh news service. Explore the escalating media confrontations.
Judge throws out Trump attorney's cases against Comey
Federal judge dismisses Lindsey Halligan's indictments against James Comey and Letitia James, ruling her appointment unlawful. Pam Bondi vows immediate appeal.
Hanson's burqa stunt condemned by politicians
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson wears burqa in Australian Senate, sparking widespread condemnation and fears for Muslim women's safety. Read the full story.
Bolsonaro admits trying to break ankle monitor
Former Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro confesses to attempting to break his ankle monitor, leading to his incarceration. A court unanimously ruled to uphold his arrest. Read the full details.
Judge throws out criminal case against James Comey
A federal judge has dismissed criminal charges against former FBI director James Comey, ruling the prosecutor was unlawfully appointed. Read the full analysis.
Last Tulsa Race Massacre Survivor Dies Aged 111
Viola Ford Fletcher, a survivor of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, has died at 111. She spent her later years seeking justice for the attack on Greenwood's 'Black Wall Street'. Read her story.
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