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Jake Paul hits back at critics after Washington visit: 'Ask questions yourself'

Jake Paul hits back at critics after Washington visit: 'Ask questions yourself'

Jake Paul has responded to criticism regarding his and his brother Logan's recent visit to Washington. During the trip, the brothers met with various government officials, including Vice President JD Vance.

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Abused monastery children denied compensation for forced labor on appeal

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The Amsterdam Court of Appeal has rejected a request for compensation from a group of women who alleged they were subjected to forced labor in convents of the Good Shepherd sisters between 1951 and 1979. The court ruled that the statute of limitations for the case has expired, upholding a previous decision that the claims could not be pursued due to the long delay.

Persveilig receives two new reports of journalists harassed at Malieveld

Persveilig receives two new reports of journalists harassed at Malieveld

Persveilig has received two additional reports from journalists who felt threatened during a far-right demonstration at the Malieveld in The Hague. This brings the total number of reports regarding the Saturday protest to five.

CNN and other media outlets sue White House over revocation of press passes

CNN and other media outlets sue White House over revocation of press passes

Several major American news organizations, including CNN, have filed a lawsuit against the White House following the administration's decision to revoke press credentials for their journalists. The media outlets argue that this action violates the constitutional right to freedom of the press.

State secrets and a handwritten page by Marx: a look inside the IISG treasury

State secrets and a handwritten page by Marx: a look inside the IISG treasury

The International Institute of Social History in Amsterdam preserves a vast collection of archives documenting global social and labor movements, including rare items like the original handwritten page of the Communist Manifesto. Retiring director Leo Lucassen and his successor Lily Knibbeler highlight the institution's role in protecting sensitive historical materials and ensuring that the stories of marginalized groups and movements are preserved for future generations.

State secrets and a handwritten page by Marx: a look inside the IISG treasury

State secrets and a handwritten page by Marx: a look inside the IISG treasury

The International Institute of Social History in Amsterdam preserves a vast collection of global records on social and labor movements, including rare items like a handwritten page from the Communist Manifesto. As longtime director Leo Lucassen retires, he and successor Lily Knibbeler highlight the institution's ongoing role in protecting sensitive historical archives and ensuring the voices of minority and opposition groups are documented.