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Public Broadcasting Inquiry Races to Finish as Report’s Release Rests on Vote

A publication vote could keep the 300‑page findings under wraps.

Rome Judge Dismisses Probe Into Report Journalists Over Sangiuliano Audio

French Public Media Inquiry Concludes as Rapporteur Prepares Report and Pledges Legal Referrals

India Extends Freeze on News TV Ratings for Four Weeks

Sheinbaum Seeks Update From Attorney General on 2005 Disappearance of Reporter Alfredo Jiménez Mota

Supreme Court Lets Stand Ruling Shielding Texas Officials in Citizen Journalist Arrest

Delhi High Court Orders Newslaundry To Remove Disparaging Remarks About TV Today Pending Suit

ORF Names Ingrid Thurnher Interim Director General, Orders Reviews of Harassment Claims

Judge Allows Key Witness to Testify by Video in Prince Harry Privacy Case

Newly Unsealed Files Allege Epstein Body Decoy to Misdirect Media

Cologne Court Dismisses Oliver Pocher’s Injunction Against Christian Düren

Private Investigator Says He Did 'Unlawful Stuff' on Prince Harry but Can't Recall Details

Milan Court Orders Corona to Pull Signorini Content as Mediaset Condemns New Video

Carr Defends FCC ‘Public Interest’ Authority as House Democrats Decry Pressure on Broadcasters

French Parliament’s Public Media Inquiry Resumes With New Hearings and Conduct Rules

Peru Prosecutors Definitively Dismiss Santiváñez Complaint Against Punto Final Journalists

Chair Pauses New Summons in French Public Media Inquiry Until Jan. 6

Public Broadcasting Inquiry Halts New Summons as Chair Sets Jan. 6 Rules Meeting

High Court Sets Cost-Sharing Rules, Flags Insurance Risk for Prince Harry’s Group in ANL Privacy Case

New York Times Sues Pentagon Over 21-Page Press Access Rules