The King has thanked journalists working in local media for shining “a light in dark corners” – even though they don’t “always get it right”. Charles praised the regional press for its “vital role” in society in a time when “too much focus is given to that which divides us”. The monarch shared his tribute ahead of a reception for regional media at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday evening, thanked those in the industry for helping to “amplify and reaffirm the rights and responsibilities we all share”. He did however note mistakes sometimes made by the press, but remained certain the industry at its best is a “cornerstone…
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When Jeffrey Goldberg published a bombshell story outlining how some of the most senior US officials had mistakenly shared sensitive information with him, he obtained the biggest scoop of the year. The Atlantic editor also became the prime target for every senior Trump administration official in Washington. In the last couple of days, he’s been called a “loser” and a “sleazebag” by President Donald Trump, as well as a liar and “scum” by US National Security Advisor Michael Waltz, who appeared to have mistakenly added Goldberg to a group chat earlier this month. Before he became a political lightning rod,…
The White House reacted furiously on Wednesday after The Atlantic magazine published messages between national security officials in a Signal group chat in their entirety. President Donald Trump called the reporting “all a witch hunt” and declared the publication a “failed magazine”. Jeffrey Goldberg, the journalist who was inadvertently included in the chat among senior cabinet leaders, shared texts in which US defence secretary Pete Hegseth provided sensitive information such as detailed timetables and unit information ahead of a US strike in Yemen. Goldberg said he decided to publish the information after the Trump administration accused him of lying that classified information…
health correspondent Rebecca Thomas has been named the best health journalist in the British Journalism Awards, and commended for the “huge impact” of her work. Ms Thomas’s work revealed the scandal of rape and sexual assault of patients within NHS mental health trusts, a “culture of fear” allowing nurses to abuse their patients, and the case of an autistic man who was repeatedly locked up in dementia care units and abused by nurses. Judges at the prestigious awards named Ms Thomas the winner of the Health and Life Sciences category, describing her work as “three significant examples of dogged journalism which had a huge impact”. Ms Thomas said: “I’m…
Lyubysh-Kirdey was part of a team of six people from Reuters covering the war in Ukraine who were staying at the Hotel Sapphire when it was hit by a missile. Ryan Evans, a safety adviser for the agency, was killed in the strike. One other Reuters journalist, Daniel Peleschuk, was injured while the other three team members have been accounted for, according to the agency. “Reuters video journalist Ivan Lyubysh-Kirdey remains in critical condition. Our other colleague, Ukraine correspondent Daniel Peleschuk, was treated and has left the hospital,” Reuters said in a statement. Lyubysh-Kirdey, 40, has worked for Reuters since 2022,…
It’s milestone month for the exchange-traded fund industry. Actively managed ETFs now have more than $1 trillion in assets under management, according to independent research firm ETFGI. That’s roughly the market cap of Berkshire Hathaway, Saudi Arabia’s gross domestic product and the value of 121 New York Yankees franchises. The ETF Store’s Nate Geraci thinks it will grow even bigger due to the appetite for new active investing strategies. “It’s interesting for an industry where the roots are passively managed products. That’s what the industry was built on,” the firm’s president told CNBC’s “ETF Edge” this week. “It’s interesting to see active ETFs getting…
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The real estate industry is rapidly evolving, and in 2025, a strong digital presence is no longer optional—it’s a necessity. From social media strategies to CGI-driven virtual tours, the modern realtor must embrace technology to stay ahead. In this article, we’ll explore how realtors can leverage digital marketing, AI tools, and branding strategies to establish dominance in the real estate market. Today’s homebuyers and sellers don’t just look for a property; they look for a trusted real estate expert. Building a personal brand as a realtor is crucial. Authenticity Wins: Buyers connect with realtors who share insights, success stories, and…
For months, the tennis world has simmered with controversy in the wake of two doping cases involving top-ranking players: first, men’s player Jannik Sinner and months later, women’s player Iga Świątek. And when the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) announced on February 15 that Sinner had accepted a three-month ban to settle his case and avoid it going to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), it thrust the issue back into the spotlight once again, particularly as the ban length means the Italian player won’t miss any grand slam tournaments. “The anti-doping process is just all over the map, and it’s completely rogue,” Vasek Pospisil – a…
Four women’s soccer players from Zambia have been removed from the national team ahead of upcoming internationals due to added challenges entering the United States. The Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) announced on Wednesday that captain Barbra Banda, Racheal Kundananji, Prisca Chilufya and Grace Chanda, all of whom play for clubs in the US, won’t be traveling to China for the Yangchuan International Tournament. Travel to and from the US has become more difficult under the Trump administration with reports of detentions and visas being revoked for those entering the country. The FAZ said that the decision to exclude the quartet from upcoming games owed to “additional…