CBS is under intense scrutiny after a shelved 60 Minutes investigation triggered a full-scale newsroom and public backlash. The controversy deepened when a Canadian affiliate accidentally aired the original segment, sparking questions about transparency, decision-making, and who ultimately controls the editorial direction at one of America’s biggest news networks. At the center of the storm is CBS News Chief Bari Weiss, who is now pushing a sweeping overhaul of the network’s editorial standards and workflows. According to internal reporting, Weiss is preparing a streamlined masthead designed to tighten oversight of politically sensitive or high-risk stories. WATCH
24 December,2025 07:56 PM IST
A buried '60 Minutes' investigation has resurfaced and the world is watching. A pulled CBS segment, blocked from airing in the U.S., quietly appeared on a Canadian streaming platform and ignited an international firestorm. What followed was an online earthquake: leaked footage raced across BlueSky, Substack and X, as creators dissected every frame of the censored report. The leaked segment dives into the darkest corners of El Salvador’s CECOT supermax, a prison long shrouded in secrecy and praised by some as a crackdown triumph. But the withheld report reveals something far more disturbing: Venezuelan migrants describing torture, deprivation, and systematic brutality inside the world’s most feared detention facility. WATCH
24 December,2025 02:06 AM IST
The U.S. military has conducted another lethal strike on a suspected drug-trafficking vessel in the eastern Pacific Ocean, killing one person and continuing a months-long campaign of deadly actions at sea. Officials say the strike was carried out under Operation Southern Spear and targeted a “low-profile vessel” allegedly operating along known narcotics routes, part of what the Trump administration says is an effort to disrupt drug smuggling.
23 December,2025 09:22 PM IST
U.S. Coast Guard personnel boarded a Venezuelan oil tanker at sea in a dramatic, on-camera operation following President Donald Trump’s order to enforce a maritime blockade on sanctioned oil shipments. U.S. officials say the tanker was carrying Venezuelan crude linked to the Maduro government, with Chinese nationals reported among the crew. The interception marks the second tanker stopped this month as Washington escalates pressure to cut off oil revenues funding Caracas.
21 December,2025 05:35 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
