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Colbert called the payout “a big, fat bribe,” and used televised jokes to link the payment to Paramount’s business interests and to criticize the company’s decision.
Paramount Global agreed to a $16 million settlement with President Donald Trump to resolve a lawsuit alleging that CBS’s 60 Minutes deceptively edited an interview with then-candidate Kamala Harris; t...
The blunt answer: this AI is not a human boot-on-the-ground investigator and cannot substitute for in-person reporting, but it is also not merely “influence peddling” — it is a tool that can surface p...
“Factually” sits at the intersection of two related concepts: background facts—contextual details used to explain how a legal dispute or issue arose—and factual information—verifiable data that can be...
A small but visible constellation of anecdotes and first‑hand claims about politicians’ personal hygiene appears in public discourse, ranging from allegations about Donald Trump’s smell to historical ...
There is no evidence in the reporting provided that Lisa Noelle Volding or her Substack published any chain‑of‑custody paperwork or formal forensic analysis of the Sascha (Sascha/Sasha) Riley audio; t...
Publishing unredacted survivor testimony on independent platforms requires balancing truth-telling and public interest with ethical duty to minimize harm: journalists must obtain informed consent, ver...