‘I narrowly survived Anita Among’s killer hand’ – How an investigative journalist Ivan Okuda escaped the powerful politician’s wrath

She Exposed Her Tutor’s Shocking Physical Abuse—Only for Her Own Family to Defend the Attacker.

Being broke doesn’t come with a free pass to be cruel. The post She Exposed Her Tutor’s Shocking Physical Abuse—Only for Her Own Family to Defend the Attacker. appeared first on TwistedSifter.

These 8 TV detectives were once household names – where are they now?

From the likes of Magnum, P.I. to Murder, She Wrote, find out what happened to the iconic TV detectives of the 1980s

The War Against Tommy Robinson

Nine has broken with Karl Stefanovic, whose offence was daring to interview one of the prime figures in the UK's movement against mass immigration, Islam, scandalous policing, mass rapes and, increasingly, demonstrations that are apt to become riots. At Quadrant we still believe it is a duty to cover 'difficult stories', hence today's reprise of a report first published in 2018

‘What’s my sin?’ — TV host, Morayo Afolabi-Brown reacts after caller’s curses

Television host and media personality Morayo Afolabi-Brown has revealed that she recently received an abusive phone call from someone who repeatedly cursed her over the questions she asks guests during interviews, insisting that asking tough questions is simply part of her job. The post ‘What’s my sin?’ — TV host, Morayo Afolabi-Brown reacts after caller’s curses appeared first on Vanguard News.

Speaking for the silenced

For nearly a decade, the global media treated the high-profile death of Illinois socialite Sheila von Wiese-Mack as a one-dimensional true-crime spectacle. Most accounts zeroed in on the gruesome details of her murder in Bali, orchestrated by her daughter, Heather Mack, carried out with help from Mack’s boyfriend. But for retired Oak Park Police sergeant [] The post Speaking for the silenced appeared first on Chicago Reader.