The trial of Diezani Alison-Madueke resumed this week in the Southwark Crown Court in London, with prosecutors alleging that the former Nigerian oil minister once blew about $190,000 (140,000 GBP) on …
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O n the morning of Nov. 30, 2019, a convoy of pickup trucks carrying men armed with a heavy machine gun and powerful .50-caliber rifles entered the Mexican town of Villa Unión and opened fire. The men …
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Nearly half of powerful .50-caliber ammo seized by Mexican government came from US Army plant, defense minister says
A United States Army ammunition plant was the source of almost half of all the .50-caliber rifle rounds seized by Mexican authorities over more than a decade, the country’s defense minister told …
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Greek court convicts Intellexa founder Tal Dilian, three others in wiretapping scandal
Four business executives linked to the spyware developer Intellexa have been convicted by a Greek court for their involvement in the illegal wiretapping of government ministers, military officials, …
Publisher online ad sales coalition Ozone has signed the first deal that gives it visibility on a major buy-side advertising platform. The deal enables ad-buyers to access Ozone’s online advertising …
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Reporting Andrew arrest, robot reporters at Mediahuis and Dom’s verdict on Prince Harry trial
PG Podcast February 26, 2026 Reporting Andrew arrest, robot reporters at Mediahuis and Dom’s verdict on Prince Harry trial By Press Gazette Dominic Ponsford and Charlotte Tobitt talk about how …
Rob McGibbon holding an old copy of the Wimbledon News in London. Picture: June Torrance The affluent London borough of Chelsea and Kensington is no longer a news desert following the launch of The …
Clockwise from top left: BBC director general Tim Davie (picture: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire), Guardian News and Media chief executive Anna Bateson, Financial Times CEO Jon Slade, Telegraph CEO Anna …
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Massachusetts sues Bitcoin Depot, alleging the crypto ATM operator knowingly facilitated crypto scams
The Massachusetts Attorney General is suing crypto ATM operator Bitcoin Depot for allowing criminals to use its machines to scam the state’s residents, the latest example of increasing scrutiny on the …
Liz Cookman. Picture: Submitted War correspondent is up there with astronaut and rockstar when it comes to unattainable jobs. But Liz Cookman has made it in this most competitive of roles despite …
Beehiiv CEO and co-founder Tyler Denk giving a presentation at a Beehiiv event in London on 12 February 2026. Picture: LRock Media The CEO of Substack rival Beehiiv says the growing platform has a …
Steven MacKenzie. Picture: The Big Issue Weekly street newspaper Big Issue has promoted deputy editor Steven MacKenzie to editor. MacKenzie will succeed Paul McNamee, who has led the publication for …
Former News of the World news editor Greg Miskiw arrives for sentencing at the Old Bailey in London on 4 July 2014. Picture: Reuters/Neil Hall Former Mail on Sunday associate editor Chris Anderson …
Front page of The Hawick Paper on 16 January 2026. Picture: Jason Marshall The owner of an independently-owned local newspaper based in the Scottish borders said he has had a “lot of interest” since …
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What does peer support in journalism look like: Insights from U.S. and international experts
Journalists are increasingly facing online abuse and psychological strain, yet many lack consistent support structures, like peer support networks. I was excited to moderate a panel of experts and …
If you’ve worked in a technical role in news for long enough, you likely remember when the “show your work” spirit was everywhere. Newsroom nerds shared code on GitHub, swapped tips on social media …
We attend a lot of journalism conferences. We’ve organized sessions, facilitated workshops, spoken on and moderated panels. Between us, we’ve probably accumulated more conference lanyards than …
Why do large companies sometimes lobby for regulation in their own industries? When major crypto exchanges advocate for licensing or tech companies urge regulation of artificial intelligence, the …
UK newsstand. Picture: Shutterstock Print circulation figures for the Mirror, Express and Star newspapers will no longer be made public. Publisher Reach has decided to keep its national newspaper ABC …
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia is in a penitent mood. “I would like to say, humbly, I’m sorry for taking part in the toxic politics,” she said in an interview Sunday on CNN, where all normal, …
What does a federal firearm prohibition and a hate crime have to do with the Commerce Clause? Sarah Isgur and David French look at the constitutionality of two cases and whether the Supreme Court will …
While NASA is a large, sprawling organization, with various objectives and programs, China’s National Space Administration (CNSA) —a civil-military agency of the Chinese government—has been narrowly …
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Declassified Documents Detail the FBI's Surveillance of a Libertarian Sci-Fi Author
Vernor Vinge—the Hugo Award–winning science fiction author who passed away in March 2024—imagined a world where individuals, not governments, held the power. His 1981 novella True Names featured …
In the early months of 1927, the U.S. Supreme Court decided two cases that might not initially appear to share anything in common. In Tyson and Brother v. Banton , the Supreme Court struck down a New …
Politics Today in Supreme Court History: November 18, 1811 Josh Blackman | 11.18.2025 7:00 AM 11/18/1811: Justice Gabriel Duvall takes judicial oath. Professor David P. Currie said that an …