#journalism

#journalism

Donald Trump is making two visits to the UK this year, focusing on his Scottish golf courses and a full-blown state visit in September.

A lawyer for France's first couple announced intentions to seek substantial damages from Candace Owens if she continues her claims that Brigitte Macron is a man. They've engaged with Owens for a year, asking her to stop spreading lies and tell the truth, but she responded with mockery instead of accountability. Tom Clare stated, "Enough is enough, it was time to hold her accountable." The complaint against Owens provides extensive evidence confirming Brigitte Macron's identity as a woman, emphasizing that this action is a last resort after failed attempts to directly address the misinformation.

The French skiing federation has provisionally suspended Joel Chenal, an Olympic silver medalist and a former national coach, amid accusations of sexual harassment against minors.

Mikita Losik was sentenced to three years for "extremist activities" after sending photos of Russian military equipment to a Telegram channel. He fled Belarus after being evacuated to safety.

Mario Guevara, a Salvadoran journalist, is being detained in an immigration center in Georgia after being arrested while covering a protest, highlighting the ongoing risk journalists face in the U.S.

Approximately 20,000 workers participated in a survey revealing that journalists consume the most coffee among professions, averaging 3.62 cups daily, closely followed by healthcare workers at 3.6 cups.

"All of these exceptional journalists are making a mark in significant and varied ways. We honor them to show the breadth of talent in our industry and the many reasons for optimism about the value and relevance of journalism."

Carole Coleman has decided to transition from a long career in journalism to academia, taking up a teaching role at the University of Galway.

Days after The Wall Street Journal dropped an exclusive story that tied President Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein, the Journal has been banned from the group of pool reporters covering Trump's upcoming trip to Scotland.

The Independent's Brick by Brick campaign has successfully built two safe houses for women fleeing domestic abuse, with over $585,000 raised in support.

Steve Reed expressed that the consistent lead of Reform UK over Labour in the polls reflects public disenchantment with politics and unmet promises over the past 14 years.

Donald Trump's administration has been extreme in unprecedented ways to undocumented immigrants. Guevara's treatment is a special case, shuttled between five jail cells in Georgia since his arrest while covering the No Kings Day protests.

Journalism proved again what a great competitor and super horse he is, rallying from next to last on the backstretch to win the $1-million Haskell Stakes.

I grew up as a kid where hockey was my whole life. I thought at one point that I would get good enough to potentially play Junior B or something like that. It obviously didn't turn out.

Powerful people, including President Donald Trump, do not freely hand out information that will make them look bad. Expect deception or manipulation in political communication.

Clark at first treats the interview with Lois as playful banter, slipping into his Superman persona, only to realize she is serious and inquisitive. Their dynamic shifts dramatically as she challenges his heroic actions, highlighting the tension between personal relationships and ethical dilemmas in journalism.

Street-Porter is heralded as the nation's favourite pissed-off pensioner and is currently touring with her one-woman show, Off the Leash.

Nicotine pouches, designed to be placed between the upper lip and gums, are sold without age restrictions, which may expose children to addictive products. The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) has highlighted that the current regulatory framework does not prohibit minors from purchasing these nicotine products, raising significant concerns about youth access.

The catastrophic data leak in February 2022 endangered the lives of up to 100,000 Afghans who had applied for sanctuary in Britain from the Taliban.