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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.
Putin's Reindeer Blood Baths In Bizarre Immortality Quest
Exclusive investigation into Vladimir Putin's alleged fascination with radical anti-ageing treatments, including bathes in reindeer blood, as speculation about the Russian leader's health intensifies.
CMAT Interview: Irish Singer's Creative Journey Revealed
Dive into an exclusive interview with rising Irish music sensation CMAT as she discusses her songwriting journey, creative influences, and the stories behind her acclaimed work in this captivating Guardian podcast episode.
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.
Colombia's Petro Suspends Ceasefire with FARC Rebels
Colombian President Gustavo Petro suspends ceasefire with FARC dissidents, citing attacks on indigenous groups. A major setback for his 'total peace' policy.
The Snake Contestants Reveal Show's Brutal Filming Process
Exclusive accounts from contestants of the controversial reality show 'The Snake' detail a gruelling filming process, sleep deprivation, and intense psychological pressure, raising serious duty of care questions for Channel 4.
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.
Judge's landmark ruling redefines birth mother rejection
A groundbreaking family court ruling challenges traditional views on birth mother rejection, offering a new perspective on child welfare and the complexities of adoption.
Hospice nurse reveals signs death is near
A compassionate hospice nurse shares the subtle yet telling signs that someone is nearing the end of life, offering crucial advice for families during this emotional time.
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.
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.
Irvine Welsh on writing, culture and new projects
Acclaimed author Irvine Welsh shares insights into his creative process, cultural influences, and upcoming works in this revealing interview.
Irvine Welsh on Writing, Culture & New Projects
Renowned author Irvine Welsh shares insights into his creative process, cultural influences, and upcoming works in this revealing interview.
Taiwan election results spark China recall demand
Taiwan's recent election results have drawn sharp criticism from China, with Beijing demanding a recall of the vote. The political tension escalates as Taiwan defends its democratic process.
Court of Appeal overturns Kent decision
A significant legal ruling in Canterbury has been reversed, sparking debates on judicial processes and local governance.
Gerry Adams denies Provisional IRA membership claims
Former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has once again denied being a member of the Provisional IRA, despite persistent claims to the contrary. In a revealing interview, Adams discusses his role in the peace process and addresses ongoing controversies.
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.
The Beths' Liz Stokes: 'The Straight Line Was a Lie'
Liz Stokes of The Beths opens up about the band's journey, creative process, and the realities of the music industry in this revealing interview.
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.
Sinn Féin scrutinised over alleged IRA dissident links
The political wing of the IRA, Sinn Féin, is under fresh scrutiny amid claims of continued links to dissident republican factions, raising concerns over its commitment to peace.
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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