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263 articles from 37 outlets, last 30 days
Peak: Tue 13 Oct, 34 articles
About half the coverage comes from right-leaning outlets. Right-leaning outlets ran 128 of these articles, left-leaning ones 82.
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Collin Gosselin's memoir alleging abuse by his mother, Kate Gosselin, has led to public disputes within the family. The claims have prompted reactions from family members and a former nanny, raising questions about the family's past and relationships.
Mahmoud Khalil returned to Columbia University to speak about his new memoir at an event attended by about 100 people. The event drew attention due to his activism and the reactions it sparked among some alumni.
The New India Foundation has announced the shortlist for the 2026 Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay NIF Book Prize. The winner will receive a cash prize of Rs 15 lakh, with the award presentation set for December 12 at the Bangalore Literature Festival.
Harry Houdini died 100 years ago on Halloween, sparking ongoing interest in the circumstances of his death. His legacy as an escape artist and skeptic continues to influence public fascination with the supernatural and performance magic.
Melanie Lynskey has been cast to play Erin Patterson in a limited series about the 2023 Australian murder case. The series, set to premiere on Paramount+ in 2027, will dramatize the events surrounding the alleged toxic mushroom poisoning at a lunch.
A literary agent described the negative effect unproven rape and sexual assault allegations had on author Steven Galloway's career at its peak. The situation raises concerns about how unsubstantiated claims and ideological perspectives may affect public figures in creative fields.
Sophia Bush speaks about her new book and her decision not to say Trump's name, emphasizing her commitment to free expression. The discussion highlights her ongoing engagement with political and personal themes.
A historic 300-year-old house in London's Covent Garden, believed to have inspired Diagon Alley from the Harry Potter series, is on sale for £1.595 million. The property features original Georgian architecture and is located on Goodwin's Court.
A growing number of novels centered on menopause are being published, sparking conversation about the genre's emergence and cultural significance. The trend reflects broader interest in midlife women's experiences and challenges traditional categorizations of women's fiction.
Former Supreme Court judge Sanjay Kishan Kaul wrote in his memoir that more than 1,000 sensitive cases were excluded from regular cause lists under prior CJI leadership. The practice highlighted concerns about judicial independence and the influence of the CJI on case allocation.
Spotify uploaded lyrics for a Welsh version of Dolly Parton's 'Jolene' in Irish. The release is the second posthumous single from Parton, who had Welsh heritage.
A former Supreme Court judge has stated that former Chief Justice Chandrachud was too deferential to the government in judicial appointments. The comments, made in a memoir, have raised concerns about judicial independence in India.