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Putin’s kids’ tutors bound by LGBT gag clauses and tight control
world18 hours ago

Putin’s kids’ tutors bound by LGBT gag clauses and tight control

A Meduza/Systema investigation reveals that three foreign governesses who tutor Vladimir Putin’s youngest children are paid through a network tied to close associates, listed as 'leading translators,' and bound by contracts forbidding religious, political, or LGBT topics. The staff, required to undergo health screenings, submit daily reports, and remain largely onsite at the Valdai residence, were involved in language instruction for Ivan (born 2015) and Vladimir (born 2019). Salaries totaled about 3.5 million rubles in January 2026, with additional bonuses and cash payments, spanning 2017–2026, highlighting an opaque staffing arrangement around Putin’s family.

Powerful figures file pre-publication lawsuits to chill investigative reporting
world23 days ago

Powerful figures file pre-publication lawsuits to chill investigative reporting

Powerful figures are increasingly suing media outlets before stories publish, a tactic described as lawfare that editors say threatens investigative reporting. WSJ editor Emma Tucker cites Trump-related reporting as an example of pre-publication pressure, highlighting a broader decline in global press freedom and raising concerns about truth, accountability, and the role of AI in journalism.

Bill Moyers, Renowned Journalist and Former White House Press Secretary, Dies at 91
obituaries11 months ago

Bill Moyers, Renowned Journalist and Former White House Press Secretary, Dies at 91

Bill Moyers, a renowned TV journalist and former White House press secretary known for his influential public television programs and investigative work, died at 91 in New York after a long illness. His career spanned journalism, public service, and media, earning him numerous awards and recognition for his contributions to journalism and public discourse.

Bill Moyers, Renowned Journalist and Public Affairs Icon, Dies at 91
obituaries11 months ago

Bill Moyers, Renowned Journalist and Public Affairs Icon, Dies at 91

Bill Moyers, a renowned journalist and former White House press secretary known for his influential work on public television and investigative journalism, died at age 91 in New York after a long illness. His career spanned government, media, and public broadcasting, where he produced acclaimed series that explored a wide range of social and political issues, earning numerous awards and honors.

entertainment1 year ago

Investigative Reporters Highlight Peabody Awards Concerns

The 85th Peabody Awards highlighted the importance of investigative journalism, public media, and democratic norms, with winners addressing issues like police brutality, rural healthcare, and media's power to influence change. Lorne Michaels received a lifetime achievement award for 'Saturday Night Live,' and there were calls to support public media and oppose federal funding cuts. The event also honored impactful documentaries and journalists, emphasizing the role of media in holding power to account and fostering societal progress.