John Hersey’s “Hiroshima”: Reshaping Journalism and the Nuclear Age
John Hersey’s monumental report, “Hiroshima,” published in The New Yorker in 1946, stands as a pivotal moment in American journalism, fundamentally reshaping public understanding of nuclear warfare…
Officials Arrested in Major Defence Corruption Probe
A sweeping investigation has unearthed a significant corruption scheme within a nation’s vital defence sector, leading to multiple high-profile arrests just as independent oversight bodies regained their…
Prince Andrew’s Dark Secrets: How Epstein’s Ties Threatened the Monarchy
A new biography unearths astonishing details surrounding Prince Andrew’s controversial ties to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, shedding light on a relationship that has long haunted the British…
Tom Lehrer & Mort Mintz: Legacies of Satire and Investigative Journalism
The recent passing of Tom Lehrer and Mort Mintz marks the departure of two extraordinary figures who, through distinctly different approaches, profoundly challenged American complacency and inspired…
Hiroshima Survivors Confront Nuclear Threat Eighty Years On in Urgent TV Documentary
In a powerful and timely documentary, the harrowing echoes of history reverberate as survivors and passionate campaigners from Hiroshima confront the escalating nuclear threat plaguing our contemporary…