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Trump calls NYT reporter 'ugly' in latest media attack
Donald Trump escalates his war with the media, calling New York Times journalist Katie Rogers 'ugly inside and out' days after labelling another reporter 'piggy'. Read the latest developments.
UK Minister Condemns Trump's 'Quiet Piggy' Insult
Health Secretary Wes Streeting condemns Donald Trump's shocking 'Quiet Piggy' remark toward journalist Jennifer Jacobs, calling such behaviour unacceptable in modern politics.
Trump supporters disrupt White House press conference
A scheduled White House press briefing collapsed into disarray as pro-Trump protesters disrupted proceedings, shouting down reporters and creating a hostile environment that forced early termination.
El Salvador's exiled journalists flee Bukele crackdown
Under President Nayib Bukele's regime, Salvadoran journalists face exile, threats and legal persecution in what critics call a systematic assault on press freedom.
Tommy Robinson cleared in BBC journalist assault case
English Defence League founder Tommy Robinson has been acquitted of assault allegations following a confrontation with BBC journalists at a Leeds hotel. The verdict concludes a high-profile legal battle that has drawn national attention.
Iranian assassination plot against UK journalists foiled
British security services uncover sophisticated Iranian plot to assassinate two prominent journalists on UK soil, raising serious national security concerns.
Guardian hires Michelle R. Smith as Senior Science Reporter
The Guardian US expands its investigative science coverage with the strategic hire of Michelle R. Smith, a renowned journalist with proven expertise in public health and environmental investigations.
Scott Trust: Guardian's 88-Year Journalism Shield
Discover how The Scott Trust safeguards The Guardian's editorial independence and ensures its financial future without corporate or political influence.
Brian Harris: Visionary photographer of London dies at 77
Remembering Brian Harris, the pioneering Guardian photographer whose iconic images of London life and architectural vision defined British photojournalism for generations.
Pentagon imposes new rules on journalists
The Pentagon has introduced sweeping new regulations for journalists covering defence matters, requiring enhanced security vetting and background checks that critics warn could restrict press freedom.
Guardian Writers Share Their Year's Biggest Lessons
Discover the surprising insights and hard-won wisdom Guardian journalists have gained over the past year, from navigating AI challenges to maintaining journalistic integrity in turbulent times.
Taliban foreign minister visits India for bilateral talks
In a significant diplomatic move, Taliban's acting foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi visits India for bilateral talks, while the regime faces international condemnation over its treatment of women and journalists.
Journalists detained covering Gaza-Israel conflict
New report exposes unprecedented threats to press freedom as international journalists face detention and obstruction while covering Gaza-Israel conflict, raising global concerns about media suppression.
Guardian Launches New Film Quiz For Movie Buffs
The Guardian launches its thrilling new film puzzle series, challenging cinephiles with fiendish questions crafted by professional quiz-setters. Are you movie-literate enough to conquer it?
Jennifer Aniston Declares Respect for Journalists
Friends star Jennifer Aniston opens up about her profound respect for journalism and the importance of truth in media during revealing discussions about The Morning Show's third season.
ICE accused of excessive force against Chicago journalists
Shocking footage reveals US immigration agents deploying extreme tactics against protesters and reporters during Chicago demonstrations. New evidence raises serious questions about press freedom and police conduct.
Nottinghamshire Council Reverses Journalist Ban
A Reform UK-led council in Nottinghamshire has reversed its decision to bar local journalists from meetings following widespread criticism and accusations of undermining democracy.
The Guardian launches daily football quiz
The Guardian expands its popular Puzzles hub with a brand new daily football quiz, challenging fans' knowledge of the beautiful game while driving digital engagement.
McLachlan and Kimmel protest Disney's journalist layoffs
Music icon Sarah McLachlan and talk show host Jimmy Kimmel lead a powerful return to the picket lines, protesting Disney's controversial layoffs of entertainment journalists.
Trump Pentagon Bans Journalists in Media Blackout
In a dramatic escalation of his feud with the press, Donald Trump's Pentagon has implemented a sweeping ban on journalists from major news outlets, including The New York Times and CNN, from its premises. This move, decried as an assault on free speech, s
Israeli Airstrike on Yemeni Media Hub Kills Journalists
A devastating Israeli missile strike has destroyed the Al-Masirah satellite channel's complex in Sana'a, Yemen, killing at least seven media workers and wounding dozens. The attack, condemned by press freedom organisations, marks a severe escalation in ta
Independent's Rupert Cornwell Award 2025: £5k Bursary
The Independent announces the prestigious Rupert Cornwell Award for 2025, offering a £5,000 bursary and a paid placement to an aspiring journalist, honouring the legacy of its esteemed foreign correspondent.
Joy Reid makes history as first Black Pulitzer winner for Commentary
In a landmark moment for American journalism, MSNBC anchor Joy Reid has been awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Commentary, becoming the first Black journalist to ever receive the honour.
60 Minutes Crew Jailed in Beirut Over Botched Kidnap Operation
Exclusive details reveal the harrowing detention of a 60 Minutes team in Lebanon after a botched child recovery operation for Australian mother Sally Faulkner, leading to a high-stakes international custody battle.
Sky News Crew Abused and Threatened in Nuneaton
A Sky News broadcasting team was subjected to a torrent of vile abuse and threats while reporting live from Nuneaton, forcing them to cut their segment short. The disturbing incident, captured on camera, has sparked widespread condemnation and a police in
Gaza's Press Under Fire: The Deadly Struggle for Truth
An investigation into the unprecedented targeting of journalists in Gaza, the international community's failed protections, and the chilling effect on war reporting.
BBC journalists chased by protesters in Portsmouth
Shocking scenes unfolded in Portsmouth as a BBC reporting team was aggressively pursued and confronted by demonstrators during a protest over the housing of asylum seekers. The incident, captured on video, raises serious concerns about press freedom and p
Broadcasting Icons Bierbauer and Knoller Retire
The media world bids farewell to two legendary figures, Charles Bierbauer of CNN and Mark Knoller of CBS, whose combined century of work redefined White House and political journalism, leaving an indelible mark on the industry.
Israel Accused of Targeting Palestinian Journalists in Gaza
A devastating investigation reveals evidence suggesting Israeli forces deliberately targeted and killed Palestinian journalists in Gaza to suppress the human stories and control the war narrative.
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