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Hundreds of New York Times employees stage first strike in 40 years

More than 1,000 reporters, editors, photographers and other employees gather outside the newspaper's offices near Manhattan's Times Square to protest stalled contract talks and management's refusal to raise wages in line with surging inflation.

Why are New York Times staff staging the biggest walkout since the 70s?

Major news desks at the paper may lose 90 percent of their workforce during a 24-hour strike by more than 1,000 union journalists and other employees, the NewsGuild union says.

Iran's supreme leader appears in public amid reports of failing health

Ali Khamenei took part in a religious ceremony a day after The New York Times claimed he was "gravely ill" and on bed rest.

Pentagon slams Russia in praise of report on civilian killings by US wars

"We're not afraid to admit that we take it seriously and that we want to do better — unlike Russia," says Pentagon spokesperson John Kirby in praise of NYT, which exposed thousands of civilian deaths caused by US forces in recent wars.

NYT report on pig- heart recipient’s criminal record criticised

The American publication received ire for digging up the past of David Bennett, the first man to receive a pig heart transplant successfully.

Massive internet glitch hits major media, government websites

Multiple outages cripple social media, government and websites, including Guardian, FT.com, Reddit and Amazon, across the world caused by a failure at Fastly, a US-based cloud computing services provider.

Microsoft confirms probe into Bill Gates affair with employee

Microsoft says its board began an investigation after it received a concern in the later half of 2019 that Gates "had sought to initiate an intimate relationship with a company employee."

How biased was the US media in its coverage of the Jerusalem clashes?

It’s no longer a secret, but a review of some influential American outlets shows that Israel continues to get favourable coverage.

Class action lawsuit filed against Robinhood online brokerage

Lawsuit filed in the US District Court of New York says Robinhood's decision to block trading of GameStop stocks "deprived retail investors of the ability to invest in the open-market."

Tunisia: No intentions of normalising ties with Israel

Tunisia’s Foreign Ministry has rejected a New York Times report that said the country was planning to normalise ties with Israel, following in the footsteps of the UAE, Bahrain, Sudan and Morocco.

Trump administration passed up chance to buy more Pfizer Covid-19 vaccines

That decision could delay the delivery of second batch of doses to the US until manufacturer Pfizer fulfils other international contracts.

American newsrooms divided over George Floyd coverage

A controversial op-ed by a Republican Senator highlights a lack of Black journalists in top roles in news organisations.