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POLITICS

Ofcom Rules BBC's Gaza Documentary Broke Broadcasting Standards

Friday, Oct 17

Ofcom rules BBC's Gaza documentary breached broadcasting standards by failing to disclose the narrators' familial connections to Hamas.

POLITICS

Major US News Organizations Reject Pentagon's New Press Access Policy

Thursday, Oct 16

US news outlets oppose new Pentagon press restrictions, impacting journalistic freedoms and access.

WORLD NEWS

US Revokes Visas of Six Foreign Nationals for Remarks on Charlie Kirk's Assassination

Wednesday, Oct 15

The US State Department has revoked the visas of six foreigners over social media comments related to the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

WORLD NEWS

New York City Files Lawsuit Against Major Social Media Platforms for Youth Mental Health Crisis

Friday, Oct 10

New York City has sued major social media companies, claiming they contribute to a mental health crisis among youth.

WORLD NEWS

Bari Weiss appointed editor-in-chief of CBS News as Paramount acquires The Free Press

Tuesday, Oct 07

Bari Weiss becomes CBS News editor-in-chief as Paramount acquires her venture, The Free Press, amid moves to diversify journalistic perspectives.

WORLD NEWS

Tunisian Man Sentenced to Death for Criticizing President on Social Media

Saturday, Oct 04

A Tunisian man has been sentenced to death for social media posts critical of the president, marking an unprecedented ruling.

POLITICS

YouTube to Pay $24.5 Million to Settle Trump’s Account Suspension Lawsuit

Tuesday, Sep 30

YouTube agrees to a $24.5 million settlement over the suspension of Trump’s account, with most funding a White House ballroom project.

SPORTS

Protests erupt in Argentina after livestreamed murder of three young women

Monday, Sep 29

Outrage erupts in Argentina as thousands protest after the brutal livestreamed murders of three young women, prompting calls for justice and women's safety.

ECONOMY

X to Appeal Indian Court Order on Content Removal Portal

Monday, Sep 29

X (formerly Twitter) plans to challenge an Indian court order that allows mass content takedown requests from police, citing concerns over free expression.