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"Difficult Decisions Taken": Washington Post CEO Resigns After Mass Layoffs
Washington Post publisher and CEO Will Lewis is leaving the newspaper, it announced on Saturday after carrying out widespread layoffs this week.
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Can Rahul Gandhi Quote From Book In Parliament? Experts' Take On Massive Row
The parliament standoff has brought into focus Rule 349 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in Lok Sabha, cited by Speaker Om Birla while rejecting Rahul Gandhi's insistence to quote General Naravane's unpublished book.
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The Washington Post Shuts Down Sports Section Amid Layoffs: "Painful But Necessary"
The newspaper laid off more than 300 journalists and staff - more than a third of its editorial workforce.
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'Fired In Middle Of War Zone': Washington Post's Ukraine Correspondent Laid Off
The Washington Post's Ukraine correspondent has announced that she was laid off by the billionaire Jeff Bezos-owned newspaper "in the middle of a war zone."
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Italian Church Investigates As Reconstructed Angel Painting Resembles Meloni
A cherub in a Roman church bears a striking resemblance to Italian Prime Minister Giorgio Meloni, sparking a scandal. Italian newspapers published the photographs of the Meloni-esque cherub, which drew harsh reactions from the public.
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'Parliament Rules Don't Prohibit But...': Sources On Rahul Gandhi Book Row
Parliamentary rules do not prohibit members quoting from books, magazines, newspaper reports, or any other publication during a session but notice must be given and prior permission obtained from the Speaker, government sources told NDTV Monday.
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Explained: Why China's Top Military Official Is Under Investigation
China said on Saturday the senior vice chairman of its powerful Central Military Commission (CMC) and another high-ranking official were under investigation for suspected "serious violations of discipline", a common euphemism for corruption.
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Punjab Kesari's Printing Presses Shall Continue To Function: Supreme Court
In a reprieve to the Punjab Kesari newspaper group, the Supreme Court on Tuesday directed that printing presses of the vernacular daily shall continue to function uninterruptedly.
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Prince Harry, Elton John "Violated" By UK Media's Alleged Intrusion
Alleged unlawful information gathering by two UK newspapers made Prince Harry "paranoid beyond belief" and left Elton John feeling "violated", the pair have testified as a joint lawsuit opened Monday in the High Court.
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Why Is Prince Harry Suing One Of Britain's Biggest Media Groups? Case Against Daily Mail Explained
Prince Harry is suing Associated Newspapers for alleged unlawful information gathering, including phone hacking, bugging, and paying police for secrets, claiming severe privacy breaches and harassment.
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"Difficult Decisions Taken": Washington Post CEO Resigns After Mass Layoffs
Washington Post publisher and CEO Will Lewis is leaving the newspaper, it announced on Saturday after carrying out widespread layoffs this week.
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Can Rahul Gandhi Quote From Book In Parliament? Experts' Take On Massive Row
The parliament standoff has brought into focus Rule 349 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in Lok Sabha, cited by Speaker Om Birla while rejecting Rahul Gandhi's insistence to quote General Naravane's unpublished book.
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The Washington Post Shuts Down Sports Section Amid Layoffs: "Painful But Necessary"
The newspaper laid off more than 300 journalists and staff - more than a third of its editorial workforce.
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'Fired In Middle Of War Zone': Washington Post's Ukraine Correspondent Laid Off
The Washington Post's Ukraine correspondent has announced that she was laid off by the billionaire Jeff Bezos-owned newspaper "in the middle of a war zone."
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Italian Church Investigates As Reconstructed Angel Painting Resembles Meloni
A cherub in a Roman church bears a striking resemblance to Italian Prime Minister Giorgio Meloni, sparking a scandal. Italian newspapers published the photographs of the Meloni-esque cherub, which drew harsh reactions from the public.
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'Parliament Rules Don't Prohibit But...': Sources On Rahul Gandhi Book Row
Parliamentary rules do not prohibit members quoting from books, magazines, newspaper reports, or any other publication during a session but notice must be given and prior permission obtained from the Speaker, government sources told NDTV Monday.
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Explained: Why China's Top Military Official Is Under Investigation
China said on Saturday the senior vice chairman of its powerful Central Military Commission (CMC) and another high-ranking official were under investigation for suspected "serious violations of discipline", a common euphemism for corruption.
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Punjab Kesari's Printing Presses Shall Continue To Function: Supreme Court
In a reprieve to the Punjab Kesari newspaper group, the Supreme Court on Tuesday directed that printing presses of the vernacular daily shall continue to function uninterruptedly.
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Prince Harry, Elton John "Violated" By UK Media's Alleged Intrusion
Alleged unlawful information gathering by two UK newspapers made Prince Harry "paranoid beyond belief" and left Elton John feeling "violated", the pair have testified as a joint lawsuit opened Monday in the High Court.
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Why Is Prince Harry Suing One Of Britain's Biggest Media Groups? Case Against Daily Mail Explained
Prince Harry is suing Associated Newspapers for alleged unlawful information gathering, including phone hacking, bugging, and paying police for secrets, claiming severe privacy breaches and harassment.
