Judge Strikes Down Pentagon Press Restrictions as Unconstitutional
A federal judge voided Hegseth's press credentialing regime on First and Fifth Amendment grounds — the Pentagon's war on journalism just lost in court.
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Noma Chef Resigns — 56 Staff Say He Punched Them
Rene Redzepi resigned from Noma on March 12 after 56 former employees alleged years of physical and psychological abuse, including punching and stabbing with kitchen implements.
FCC License Threat: Brendan Carr Tries to Chill Iran Coverage
The FCC chairman wants to revoke broadcast licenses for covering a war in ways the administration dislikes — the same playbook Iran uses on its own press.
The First AI-Native War: Deepfakes Flood Social Media Faster Than Anyone Can Fact-Check
AI-generated war footage is hitting millions before fact-checkers finish their coffee, and Grok is flagging the real stuff as fake.
Israel's Military Censor — The Blackout Western Media Won't Discuss
Israel's military censor blocked or redacted nearly 8,000 articles in 2024, yet most Western outlets comply without telling their audiences.
Iran's Internet Kill Switch — 90 Million People Offline
Ninety million Iranians have been offline for 22 straight days — the longest wartime internet blackout in history, and nobody outside can hear them.
Ozempic Face — Hollywood Beauty Got Exactly What It Asked For
Hollywood demanded thin and got skeletal — 'Ozempic face' is the gaunt, aged look that rapid GLP-1 weight loss leaves behind, and plastic surgeons are now the ones profiting from the fix.