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'Large number' Of Americans' Metadata Stolen By Chinese Hackers "Salt Typhoon"
A large number of Americans' metadata has been stolen in the sweeping cyberespionage campaign carried out by a Chinese hacking group dubbed "Salt Typhoon," a senior U.S. official told journalists on Wednesday.
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Russia Expels German Journalists In Tit-For-Tat Move Denied By Berlin
Russia said on Wednesday that it would expel one correspondent and one cameraman from Germany's ARD in a symmetrical response to German moves against journalists from Russia's Channel One that Berlin denied undertaking.
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Prince Harry's Lawsuit Against Murdoch's UK Group Moves Towards Trial
Prince Harry is continuing his lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch's News Group Newspapers (NGN) over alleged unlawful activities by journalists and private investigators despite dozens of others settling their cases, his lawyer said on Friday.
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Mauritius Bans Social Media Untll Elections End After Wire-Tapping Scandal
A scandal broke out earlier this month in Mauritius when secret recordings of phone calls by politicians, journalists, members of civil society and even foreign diplomats were leaked online.
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CNN Apologises, Bans Panelist Over Racist Remarks At Muslim Journalist
CNN apologized and said it banned a conservative commentator from its network after he made on-air remarks toward a Muslim journalist that the outlet described as racist.
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Phones Of Journalists, Politicians, Diplomats Tapped In Mauritius Ahead Of Vote
A wire-tapping scandal has rocked Mauritius just weeks before the Indian Ocean island nation goes to the polls.
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"Not True": Russia As Book Claims Trump Had "Private" Calls With Putin
In his book, US journalist Bob Woodward said Donald Trump ordered an aide away from his office so he could conduct a private phone call with Vladimir Putin.
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Putin Accuses West Of Openly Persecuting Russian Journalists
The West is openly persecuting Russian journalists, President Vladimir Putin said in remarks published on Monday, days after Moscow banned dozens of US journalists from entering the country.
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Journalist Missing, 2 Others Injured After Missile Strike On Ukraine Hotel
A member of the Reuters team covering the war in Ukraine was missing and two others were hospitalised after a strike on a hotel in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk.
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Authors Sue Claude AI's Maker For Copyright Infringement Over AI Training
The complaint, filed on Monday by writers and journalists Andrea Bartz, Charles Graeber and Kirk Wallace Johnson, said that Anthropic used pirated versions of their works and others to teach Claude to respond to human prompts.
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Israel Kills Al Jazeera Journalist, Claims He Was "Vital Part Of Hamas' Military Activity"
The Israeli military confirmed on Thursday it had killed Al Jazeera journalist Ismail Al-Ghoul in an airstrike in Gaza, saying he was a Hamas operative who had taken part in the October 7 attack on Israel, without offering proof for the assertion.
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Journalist Fined Rs 4.5 Lakh For Posting A Joke On Giorgia Meloni's Height
A Milan court has ordered a journalist to pay Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni damages of 5000 euros for making fun of her in a social media post, news agency ANSA and other local media reported.
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Italian Sports Journalist Falsely Identified As Trump Shooter On Social Media
An Italian sports journalist said on Sunday he would take legal action after being falsely identified on social media as the suspected shooter in an assassination attempt against US presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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Russia Begins Closed-Door Trial For US Reporter On Spy Charges
A shaven-headed Evan Gershkovich went on trial behind closed doors on Wednesday in a Russian court where the US journalist is facing accusations of espionage.
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The New York Times, Reuters Win Pulitzer Prizes For Coverage Of Gaza War
The war in Gaza featured prominently in Monday's Pulitzer Prizes, which included a special citation for journalists covering the Israel-Hamas conflict.
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'Large number' Of Americans' Metadata Stolen By Chinese Hackers "Salt Typhoon"
A large number of Americans' metadata has been stolen in the sweeping cyberespionage campaign carried out by a Chinese hacking group dubbed "Salt Typhoon," a senior U.S. official told journalists on Wednesday.
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Russia Expels German Journalists In Tit-For-Tat Move Denied By Berlin
Russia said on Wednesday that it would expel one correspondent and one cameraman from Germany's ARD in a symmetrical response to German moves against journalists from Russia's Channel One that Berlin denied undertaking.
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Prince Harry's Lawsuit Against Murdoch's UK Group Moves Towards Trial
Prince Harry is continuing his lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch's News Group Newspapers (NGN) over alleged unlawful activities by journalists and private investigators despite dozens of others settling their cases, his lawyer said on Friday.
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Mauritius Bans Social Media Untll Elections End After Wire-Tapping Scandal
A scandal broke out earlier this month in Mauritius when secret recordings of phone calls by politicians, journalists, members of civil society and even foreign diplomats were leaked online.
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CNN Apologises, Bans Panelist Over Racist Remarks At Muslim Journalist
CNN apologized and said it banned a conservative commentator from its network after he made on-air remarks toward a Muslim journalist that the outlet described as racist.
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Phones Of Journalists, Politicians, Diplomats Tapped In Mauritius Ahead Of Vote
A wire-tapping scandal has rocked Mauritius just weeks before the Indian Ocean island nation goes to the polls.
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"Not True": Russia As Book Claims Trump Had "Private" Calls With Putin
In his book, US journalist Bob Woodward said Donald Trump ordered an aide away from his office so he could conduct a private phone call with Vladimir Putin.
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Putin Accuses West Of Openly Persecuting Russian Journalists
The West is openly persecuting Russian journalists, President Vladimir Putin said in remarks published on Monday, days after Moscow banned dozens of US journalists from entering the country.
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Journalist Missing, 2 Others Injured After Missile Strike On Ukraine Hotel
A member of the Reuters team covering the war in Ukraine was missing and two others were hospitalised after a strike on a hotel in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk.
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Authors Sue Claude AI's Maker For Copyright Infringement Over AI Training
The complaint, filed on Monday by writers and journalists Andrea Bartz, Charles Graeber and Kirk Wallace Johnson, said that Anthropic used pirated versions of their works and others to teach Claude to respond to human prompts.
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Israel Kills Al Jazeera Journalist, Claims He Was "Vital Part Of Hamas' Military Activity"
The Israeli military confirmed on Thursday it had killed Al Jazeera journalist Ismail Al-Ghoul in an airstrike in Gaza, saying he was a Hamas operative who had taken part in the October 7 attack on Israel, without offering proof for the assertion.
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Journalist Fined Rs 4.5 Lakh For Posting A Joke On Giorgia Meloni's Height
A Milan court has ordered a journalist to pay Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni damages of 5000 euros for making fun of her in a social media post, news agency ANSA and other local media reported.
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Italian Sports Journalist Falsely Identified As Trump Shooter On Social Media
An Italian sports journalist said on Sunday he would take legal action after being falsely identified on social media as the suspected shooter in an assassination attempt against US presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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Russia Begins Closed-Door Trial For US Reporter On Spy Charges
A shaven-headed Evan Gershkovich went on trial behind closed doors on Wednesday in a Russian court where the US journalist is facing accusations of espionage.
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The New York Times, Reuters Win Pulitzer Prizes For Coverage Of Gaza War
The war in Gaza featured prominently in Monday's Pulitzer Prizes, which included a special citation for journalists covering the Israel-Hamas conflict.
