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Donald A. Ritchie’s The Columnist: Leaks, Lies, and Libel in Drew Pearson’s Washington offers a probing look at one of the most controversial journalists to ever stalk the halls of power.

Die Britische Justiz hat Ihrer Majestät wohl ehrlichsten Diplomaten weggesperrt

By S.T. Patrick As America’s leading journalists continue to bicker self-righteously over the timing of Bob Woodward’s publicly released tapes made with President Trump in preparation for a new book, freedom of the press continues to wilt away in a courtroom in London where WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange fights extradition to the U.S. Assange, a 48-year-old Australian, is fighting extradition to a country where—if he should lose a trial—he faces up to 175 years in prison for revealing...

Chris Cuomos Interviews With His Brother Create Family Affair for CNN Chris Cuomos Interviews With His Brother Create Family Affair for CNN Analysis: Light-hearted interviews between siblings during a pandemic have taken on new weight as New York governor faces allegations Brian Steinberg, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Chris Cuomo held up a giant cotton swab on TV last May and poked fun at his brother, the governor of New York, during an interview. Now journalism observers wonder if CNN mus...

Ushering in an era of commercial space exploration, we have now reached the point where sci-fi has become reality. On Sundays Super Bowl viewers will be formally introduced to SpaceXs first all-civilian flight to outer orbit. And, thanks to a billionaire businessman, two tickets are up for grabs. The Drum talks to the creatives behind the campaign to raffle off these coveted seats.

USA TODAY At the heart of Wednesdays riot at the U.S. Capitol, a desecration of the seat and symbol of American government that left five people dead, is the baseless claim that Novembers presidential election was stolen.  President Donald Trump has been the primary propagator of that myth, seeding the ground for many months by boasting at rallies that the only way he could lose was if the election were rigged, and later lying that hed scored a landslide victory. He accelerated false cla...

Murdoch empire calls time on Trump but tries to keep his base onside

© Getty The Old Bailey Courthouse A review of Judge Baraitsers 132-page judgement reveals that she considers the alleged behaviour of the WikiLeaks publisher to be akin to a "co-conspirator" with US Army whistleblower Chelsea Manning and not that of a "proper journalist". The judge in Julian Assanges extradition hearing decided that the WikiLeaks publisher should not be extradited to the United States on the grounds that he is at "high risk" of suicide or self-harm on 4 January 2021. District ...

By Press Association 2021 Julian Assange speaks from the balcony of the Ecuadorian embassy in London Throughout his tumultuous life, Julian Assange has commanded loyalty from family, friends and legions of supporters. To his allies, the 49-year-old Australian is a political provocateur, campaigner, journalist, and freedom of speech hero. His public image is larger than life – blown up on the side of a mobile hoarding which circled the Ol...