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EXPOSÉS

HATE

Jo Ann Rivas Resigns From Toluca Lake Neighborhood Council After Serial Harassment and Bigotry Exposed

Bigoted grifting for cash backfires as Rivas loses her role on the neighborhood council—and pretty much everything else.

HUMAN RIGHTS

Senior UN Official Arielle Silverstein Is a Secret Bigot and Public Relations Catastrophe on Human Rights Day

On December 10, the UN will celebrate dignity and non-discrimination. So why is Arielle Silverstein—an ethics insider who mocks believers, cheers on cyber-harassment and openly urges the targeting of minority faiths—still wearing a UN badge?

MENTAL HEALTH

CCHR Marks Anti-Corruption Day with Documentary Revealing the Link Between Psychiatric Drugs and Mass Violence

The investigation shows how profit-driven psychiatry and compromised regulators created a crisis of violence masked as “treatment.”
MEDIA & ETHICS

REPORT UNETHICAL JOURNALISM

Have you or your institution been attacked by biased media? Tell us your story. We want to know.
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HUMANITARIAN FEATURES

ARTS & CULTURE

A Legacy of Holiday Joy and Peace: L. Ron Hubbard’s Winter Wonderland Delights Generations

L. Ron Hubbard’s gift to the children of Hollywood endures as a place of joy—a rare corner of Los Angeles where families can slow down, feel safe and create lasting memories. 

ARTS & CULTURE

Hollywood Christmas Parade’s 93rd Run Brings Thousands Together in Night of Unity

Amid floats, music and hometown pageantry, tens of thousands of Angelenos stood shoulder-to-shoulder in a historic parade that delivered a rare thing on a divided planet: a night that felt safe, generous and genuinely shared.

RELIGIOUS FREEDOM

New Survey Exposes How False Narratives About Religion Shape a Nation—and How Truth Breaks Them

The Sutherland Institute found that 77 percent of nonreligious Americans viewed faith as “part of the problem”—until they discovered what religions actually do.