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Beyond Pesutto, What About the Media’s Role in the Deeming Defamation Case?
In early December, Moira Deeming MP won a defamation case for being labelled a ‘Nazi.’
Venezuelan Gang Terrorizing NYC–With Little Consequence | Live With Josh
The Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua has been recruiting members under the age of 18.
NSW State Leader Delivers Apology to LGBT Community
The premier delivered the apology on the 40th anniversary of the decriminalisation of homosexuality.
As Beijing’s Deputy Mayor Falls From Grace, Speculation Swirls Around the Investigation
One theory involves a mysterious black sedan spotted near the CCP’s leadership compound in March.
Israel’s Supreme Court Pushes Back Netanyahu’s Judicial Reform
Netanyahu and his coalition announced their sweeping overhaul plan shortly after taking office a year ago.
Government Launches Initiative to Counter ‘Toxic-Masculinity’
Labor politicians launch program to re-educate adolescent males on masculinity.
Commission Consults on Changing the Law to Annul ‘Predatory Marriages’
The Law Commission consultation comes after dozens of families raised the issue of ‘predatory marriages’ over their inheritances.
Election Integrity Group Sues Hawaii Over Federal Voting Law
The group is suing Hawaii for refusing to hand over voter records; its leader says the state may also be violating a second federal law.
