Times Rocked by Journalism Scandal Described as Possibly UK’s Worst
He lied to a church. He lied to its members. And now he is lying to the public.
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In Today’s Least Shocking News: Daily Mail Reporter Eliana Silver Ignores the Facts to Report Bigoted Lies
Eliana Silver had the facts, the contradictions and the warnings before publication—then built a sensational story around false allegations dating back half a century anyway. Perhaps that’s why she works at the Daily Mail.
Australia Secures First Prison Sentence for Child Sex Trafficking
The landmark prosecution exposed a network that used fraudulent documents, confiscated passports and moved victims among brothels across Sydney and the Central Coast.
California Retreats From Bill That Would Have Curbed Public Access to Government Records
Newspapers, transparency advocates and First Amendment groups mobilized against provisions that would have imposed new fees, expanded agency control and allowed lawsuits against requesters.
From Childhood Poverty to a Global Fight Against Human Trafficking, Harold D’Souza Turns Survival Into a Mission
Through international advocacy and a partnership with United for Human Rights, D’Souza is working to move the fight against trafficking from rescue to prevention.
Patient Death at Tucson Psychiatric Hospital Ruled Homicide as Employee Faces Manslaughter Charge
Bluesky D. Thomas died after suffering blunt force injuries inside Sonora Behavioral Health, a facility that has faced years of scrutiny over deaths, lawsuits and basic safety failures.
APA Faces Federal Civil Rights Probe Over Antisemitism
The investigation places the nation’s largest organization for psychologists under federal scrutiny over allegations of bigotry.
California Moves to Protect Worshippers From Abuse and Intimidation
Assembly Bill 2664 would establish buffer zones around houses of worship after incidents targeting churchgoers, synagogue attendees and other religious communities.
64 Percent of Americans Prefer a Nation of Many Faiths
The finding comes as religious freedom faces growing restrictions worldwide and new research highlights religion’s role in shaping strong societies.
Norway’s Supreme Court Rules Government Violated Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Religious Freedom
The decision ends a yearslong legal fight and reinforces protections for religious minorities facing state action over their beliefs and practices.