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Bari Weiss Exits CBS News Amid Woke Bias and Paramount Chaos
CBS News is embroiled in internal crisis as star journalist Bari Weiss departs following a clash over editorial independence and 'woke' culture, amidst broader financial struggles at parent company Paramount.
David Squires' Hilarious Take on Premier League VAR Chaos
A satirical masterclass from cartoonist David Squires skewers the endless 'After Review' VAR sagas plaguing the Premier League, capturing the sheer absurdity and frustration felt by fans, players, and managers alike.
Pastor's protest stops Black History mural removal
A West Midlands pastor's peaceful protest against the removal of a Black History Month mural has ignited a fierce debate on racial equality, community values, and local council decision-making in the UK.
Guardian Corrections: Starmer's Education and Weather Data Amended
The Guardian's latest corrections column addresses errors on topics ranging from Keir Starmer's education to UK weather data, highlighting the newspaper's commitment to factual accuracy and editorial transparency.
Pentagon Official Resigns in Astrology Scandal
Exclusive: Pentagon operations chief Anthony Tata resigns after bombshell investigation reveals he consulted a celebrity astrologer on critical military decisions, triggering a major US national security scandal.
Man Utd vs Fulham: VAR Controversy Steals the Show
Manchester United's dramatic 1-0 victory over Fulham was overshadowed by two major VAR controversies, leaving fans and pundits questioning the integrity of Premier League officiating.
Madeline Horwath's Cartoon on Blocking Out Bad News
A poignant new cartoon by Madeline Horwath captures the modern impulse to digitally curate our reality, offering a darkly humorous commentary on news consumption and mental self-preservation in the digital age.
Shocking A-List Auditions That Changed Cinema
From Tom Selleck as Indiana Jones to Will Smith as Neo, discover the jaw-dropping casting near-misses that almost gave us a completely different Hollywood.
VAR controversy mars Chelsea vs Everton Premier League clash
Premier League's VAR system under fire after another weekend of contentious calls, with Chelsea and Everton fans left fuming over disputed penalties.
Richard Keys' Arsenal-Man Utd comments spark outrage
Former Sky Sports presenter Richard Keys has stirred controversy with his remarks on Arsenal's victory over Manchester United, claiming the Gunners were 'lucky' and questioning the referee's decisions.
Premier League VAR drama: Arsenal & Liverpool controversy
Premier League's VAR decisions under scrutiny as Arsenal, Liverpool, and other clubs face contentious calls that could shape the title race.
Premier League to introduce referee cameras
The Premier League is set to revolutionise football officiating with the introduction of referee cameras, enhancing transparency and fan engagement.
Guardian removes video following editorial review
The Guardian has taken down a video following internal review. Discover the reasons behind this decision and its implications.
Trump’s Controversial New Policies Explained
The Trump administration has announced sweeping changes, sparking debate across the political spectrum. Here’s a breakdown of the latest updates and their potential impact.
Guardian removes article: reasons and implications
Discover the reasons behind The Guardian's decision to remove a recent article and the implications for media transparency.
Inside The Guardian Weekly's latest edition
Discover the intricate process behind the creation of The Guardian Weekly's latest issue, featuring in-depth journalism and global perspectives.
Mark Clattenburg quits over VAR controversy
Former Premier League referee Mark Clattenburg has sensationally quit his role as a consultant due to frustrations with VAR decisions. Find out the explosive details behind his departure.
Painkiller linked to cheating risk in new study
New research suggests that a widely used pain reliever, consumed by over 100 million Americans, may influence moral decision-making, making users more prone to unethical actions like cheating.
Observer apologises for racist Corbyn-Shaheen cartoon
The Observer has apologised for publishing a racist cartoon depicting Faiza Shaheen and Jeremy Corbyn, acknowledging the offence caused and committing to better editorial oversight.
The Guardian removes article: key details
An article previously published by The Guardian has been taken down. Here’s why it was removed and what it means for readers.
BBC's Gaza coverage crisis explained
An in-depth look at the BBC's controversial handling of Gaza reporting, revealing internal disputes and editorial challenges that sparked public backlash.
Toni Morrison's editorial legacy revealed in new biography
Explore Dana A. Williams' revealing biography, 'Toni at Random,' which uncovers the editorial brilliance and behind-the-scenes influence of Toni Morrison during her years at Random House.
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