Censorship
Turkey appoints trustee to run pro-opposition Halk TV amid opposition crackdown
The move comes days after Kemal Kilicdaroglu, the court-appointed chairman of Turkey's former main opposition Republican People's Party, publicly criticized Halk TV over its coverage.
When journalism fails, democracy fails - opinion
CNN, MS NOW reporters blocked from entering White House after Trump ban on 'fake news' - report
Pentagon fires editor-in-chief of US military newspaper, reportedly for opposing censorship
Why did censor let KAN publish Iran smuggling op. despite gag order? - analysis
The IDF promised Israel's military reporters that they would all get the full story. Somehow, KAN was given it first.
‘Maus’ evades a ban in Iowa after school district cites ‘ambiguity’ in new state law
Following national outrage, an Iowa school district reversed their ban on Art Spiegalmen's Maus, a famous graphic novel about the Holocaust.
UFOs once took control of Russian ICBMs, nearly caused WW3 - testimony
Did aliens nearly cause the Earth to be consumed by World War III after antagonizing Russian missile bases in Ukraine? Did Russian fighter pilots die fighting UFOs?
A South Carolina school district removed ‘The Fixer,’ a classic novel about antisemitism
A parent in South Carolina requested that her local school district remove nearly 100 books from its shelves, including a classic novel about antisemitism.
'Barbie' movie banned in Vietnam over South China Sea map
"Barbie" is the latest movie to be banned in Vietnam for depicting China's controversial nine-dash line.
A Missouri school district could ban ‘Maus,’ citing concerns about ‘explicit sexual material’
Over the past year, several other Jewish books have been caught up in purges across multiple states, including an illustrated adaptation of Anne Frank’s diary and more.
'Anne Frank pornography' being banned in Florida, Texas schools
A new version of the famous Holocaust diary is being called ‘Anne Frank pornography’ and is in turn getting banned from schools in Texas and Florida.
Haredi media exclude photo of female IDF soldier killed on Egyptian border
Sgt. Lia Ben-Nun was one of three IDF soldiers killed in a terror attack on the Egyptian border.
Russia fines WhatsApp for first time for not deleting banned content
WhatsApp's parent company Meta Platforms Inc was branded an "extremist" organization by Moscow last year, but the messenger app has not previously faced penalties.
China erases 1.4 million social media posts in bid to 'clean' cyberspace
The latest crackdown targeted accounts on popular Chinese social media apps including WeChat, Douyin, and Weibo that fall under the category of "self-media."
