Arts Jul 24 Author Salman Rushdie’s attacker charged with supporting militant group Hezbollah By Carolyn Thompson, Associated Press
Education Mar 30 Desantis war on ‘woke’ colleges sparks fear among professors, students Students and faculty say America should take note because the transformation could have national implications as DeSantis gears up for a likely presidential bid. By Jocelyn Gecker, Associated Press
World Mar 06 Spanish court says man’s acquittal must show first in Google search The National Court said that freedom of expression took precedence over personal data protection in this case. But it said that given the circumstances the person's acquittal was important too. By Associated Press
Poetry Aug 06 ‘False news’ charges put this Egyptian poet in prison "The light doesn’t care how tall the fence is; it’s not hemmed in by steel bars or officers’ uniforms. It cannot be forgotten," Galal El-Behairy writes in a poem from Cairo's Tora Prison. By Jennifer Hijazi
World Aug 28 Watch 6:56 How should media decide whether to publish controversial images? When the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten published cartoons of the prophet Muhammad in 2005, protesters set fire to Danish embassies. Flemming Rose, the paper’s culture editor at the time, was the target of an assassination plot. More than 10 years later,… By PBS News Hour
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