Sierra Leone Singer Jailed in Free Speech Crackdown
Lawyers, politicians, and activists call for release of Zainab Sheriff, sentenced to four years for incitement, amid fears of government crackdown on dissent.
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I Have ADHD but Blue Badges for People Like Me Are Ridiculous
Victoria Richards argues that giving blue badges to people with ADHD alone is an outrage, despite her own struggles with the condition. Save them for those who truly need them.
NYT Sues Pentagon Again Over Press Restrictions
The New York Times files a second lawsuit against the Pentagon over 'utterly unreasonable' press restrictions, arguing the escort policy is unconstitutional and retaliatory.
ABC, SBS Reject IHRA Antisemitism Definition
Australia's ABC and SBS public broadcasters decline to adopt the IHRA antisemitism definition, citing independence and editorial policies. The royal commission inquiry continues.
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Urgent Recall: 9 Items Pose Toxic and Choking Risks to Children
Eight children's toys from TheKiddoSpace and a cake decorating powder from Crumb Australia have been urgently recalled due to health risks including toxicity, choking, and burns.
Meghan and Sienna's Perfect Mum Image Fuels Amandaland Appeal
Meghan Markle's pristine wardrobe selfie and Sienna Miller's post-baby glow highlight unrealistic motherhood standards, fueling the popularity of BBC's 'Amandaland' which celebrates messy, relatable parenting.
NY Times Sues Pentagon Again Over Media Escort Rule
The New York Times files a second lawsuit against the Pentagon, arguing that mandatory escorts for journalists violate the First Amendment.
Near-Death Experience Transforms Woman's Views on Hell
A California woman's near-death experience led her to believe hell is a manifestation of fear, not a punishment from God, reshaping her lifelong Catholic beliefs.
Ben Needham's Mum Urges PM Starmer to Help Find Son
Kerry Needham, mother of Ben Needham missing since 1991, writes to PM Keir Starmer after South Yorkshire Police ends investigation, urging more funding and resources.
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Psychiatrist Denies Patients Refusing AI Note-Taking
A Melbourne psychiatrist requires new patients to consent to AI transcription of sessions or find another provider. Digital rights experts warn of data security and accuracy issues.
Supreme Court Rejects Eli Lilly Whistleblower Law Challenge
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Eli Lilly's challenge to the False Claims Act, upholding a $183 million judgment for defrauding Medicaid via a whistleblower lawsuit.
Meghan Markle Nervous at Switzerland Memorial, Expert Says
Meghan Markle appeared tense and nervous during a memorial ceremony in Switzerland, according to a body language expert, as she spoke about online child safety.
Genital Herpes Conviction in Australia Sparks Backlash
An Australian man was convicted for transmitting genital herpes to a partner, sparking concerns from public health experts that criminalization may backfire.
Shakira Acquitted in Spanish Tax Fraud Case
A Spanish court acquitted Shakira of tax fraud, ordering the return of over €55 million in fines and interest, citing insufficient proof of residency.
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Surviving the Information Crisis: When Reality Feels Fake
Guardian editor-in-chief Katharine Viner explores how journalism can reunite us amid technology-driven division and the erosion of truth.
Pianist Sues Orchestra Over Gaza Comments
Concert pianist Jayson Gillham sues Melbourne Symphony Orchestra after termination over Gaza remarks, testing artists' freedom of expression in Australia.
Thousands in DC for Prayer Rally Blurring Church-State Lines
Thousands attended the White House-backed 'Rededicate 250' prayer rally on the National Mall, criticized for mixing Christian worship with political speeches by Republican officials.
Pensions Commission Urges Action on Gender Savings Gap
The government-backed Pensions Commission calls for measures to close the gender pension gap, as women approaching retirement have half the private savings of men.
Kirk Apologises for Historical Slavery Role
The Church of Scotland has formally apologised for its historical involvement in slavery, acknowledging the suffering inflicted and committing to change.
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Border Wall Desecrates Native American Sacred Sites
Indigenous leaders accuse US contractors of desecrating sacred Native American sites while building border walls, including blasting a sacred mountain and destroying a 1,000-year-old geoglyph.
Priest Claims UFOs Are Demonic Deceptions Undermining Christianity
Catholic exorcist Father Carlos Martins says UFOs are demonic illusions designed to cast doubt on the Bible, citing a friend's chilling encounter with a giant craft.
Rankin Urges MPs to Back Assisted Dying Bill Again
Rankin releases videos with terminally ill people urging MPs to revive the stalled assisted dying bill, as polling shows public support for parliamentary action.
Why Holding Beliefs Too Tightly Can Close Us Off from Life
Nadine Levy reflects on the dangers of rigid beliefs and the freedom found in holding them lightly, drawing on Buddhist philosophy and personal experience.
Choir Sues Scope Over Gender-Critical Views
The Singing Striders choir is taking legal action against Scope after being dropped from the London Marathon due to founder Janet Murray's gender-critical beliefs.
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NHS faces flood of discrimination claims after trans toilet ruling
A tribunal ruled NHS England's trans toilet policy created a hostile environment, potentially opening the door to thousands of discrimination claims from female staff.
Stacey Abrams: Gutting US Voting Rights Act Is 'Evil'
Stacey Abrams discusses the Supreme Court's dismantling of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, the rush to erase majority Black districts, and her belief that engaging more voters is the path forward.
Stacey Abrams: Voting Rights Act Ruling 'Evil'
Stacey Abrams discusses the US Supreme Court's gutting of the Voting Rights Act, calling it 'evil' and urging voter engagement to counter the impact on minority districts.
Mother expects holidays but leaves inheritance unfairly
A reader feels exploited by her mother who demands holidays yet favors her brother in inheritance. Advice on setting boundaries and addressing family inequality.
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Stacey Abrams discusses the Supreme Court's dismantling of the 1965 Voting Rights Act and its impact on minority districts, calling it 'evil' and urging voter engagement.
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Stacey Abrams discusses the Supreme Court's decision in Louisiana v. Callais, which gutted the Voting Rights Act, and its impact on Black districts and midterm elections.
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