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Helmets. Flak jackets. Press identification. Those are some of the tools that journalists covering the Israel-Hamas war are using to shield themselves from the unforgiving dangers of an active battlefield. But the gear only goes so far.

Some journalists are making the ultimate sacrifice while covering the war between Israel and Hamas.

Esther Solomon, the editor-in-chief of Haaretz, Israel's oldest daily newspaper, was trying to observe the Jewish Sabbath on Saturday in Tel Aviv when her daughter, a member of the Israeli Air Force, brought some alarming news to her attention: Israel was under serious attack from Hamas.

Sarah Sunny made history after she became India's first deaf lawyer in the Supreme Court.

Its third year saw the Bristol idea expand across the UK, and in India, Papua New Guinea and the US.

They are playing at home which could be an advantage but also a pressure point, writes Suresh Menon.

The Elon-Musk owned social media platform, X, confidently claims that it harnesses industry-leading brand safety tools to ensure a positive experience for advertisers on the platform — but a quick glance at where advertisements for prominent brands actually appear tells an entirely different story.

Marty Baron, the renowned executive editor of The Washington Post who led the newspaper during eight tumultuous years in American politics and media, published his anticipated memoir this week, offering readers "an urgent exploration of the nature of power in the 21st century."

Matt Gaetz is a product of America's broken information environment.

The ratings are out of a broadcaster's wildest dreams.

The fashion world has never been shy about incorporating technology on the runway, from Google

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