Media - Page 89

February 25

Essay exposes crumbling medical consensus on youth gender surgery

New York Times guest essay argues the “settled science" on youth gender surgery is fracturing as major medical groups reconsider guidance on the procedure.

February 25

Seattle Times editorial board warns Washington state prioritizes accused teachers over child safety

Investigation allegedly reveals nearly half of Washington teachers disciplined since 2015 involved sexual misconduct, with many avoiding public scrutiny.

February 25

Ohio school counselor's ‘You can't love God and ICE’ sign stirs controversy

Ohio school counselor photographed with "You can't love God and ICE" sign with a biblical reference in a photo with students that draws controversy.

February 24

Former prime minister warns 'Islamism' is the key issue facing the UK

Former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss warned that while many economic or political issues can be resolved with policy fixes, the Islamization of the UK presents a far more existential issue that's harder to undo.

February 24

Fired Yosemite worker sues National Park Service after hanging massive transgender flag across El Capitan

Former Yosemite employee Shannon "SJ" Joslin sued the National Park Service after being fired for hanging a transgender pride flag across El Capitan last year.

February 24

Kamala Harris teases she 'might' run for president again in 2028

Former Vice President Kamala Harris said she "might" run for president again in 2028 during a recent interview with Sharon McMahon, saying she hasn't decided.

February 24

Digital sleuths and burger deliveries: Inside the true crime scene outside Nancy Guthrie’s home

True crime streamers flocked to Tucson to cover Nancy Guthrie's disappearance, sparking some controversy and ordering food to the scnee.

February 24

'The View' hammers BBC for not censoring racial slur at BAFTAs, despite editing 'Free Palestine' comments

Sunny Hostin accuses BBC of censoring a "Free Palestine" speech from BAFTA broadcast while allowing racial slur from audience member with Tourette syndrome to air unedited.

February 24

CNN analyst refers to 'so-called Angel Moms' on day of migrant crime memorial event

CNN analyst and AP White House reporter Seung Min Kim referred to "so-called" Angel Moms on the air.

February 24

'The View' co-host Joy Behar claims Trump is not a 'legitimate president,' sides with Dems skipping SOTU

Joy Behar said President Trump was not a legitimate president on "The View" and sided with Democrats boycotting the State of the Union address.