Political Speech, the East-German Stasi, & the U.S. FBIHow the U.S. intelligence agencies and private corporations are threatening the political imagination of the most active and vocal citizens with a stated goal of chilling political speech, which is categorically viewed as a threat to the st By Khullani Abdullahi . 25 Jul
Byline Investigates The Sun - Part 14“We're fucked” - Sun staffer on Gordon Brown baby blag claims By Byline Investigations . 22 Jul
Revealed: The man who sacked a woman on maternity leave is now head campaigner for women's equality in ScotlandA Glasgow employment tribunal has criticised a former chief executive of the Scottish Refugee Council for sacking a woman employee on maternity leave. He has now got a top job championing the rights of women for the Equality and Human Right By David Hencke . 21 Jul
The Power of Information - An ApologyAfter months of speculation and investigation, what is the power of data? Well, it's limitless. By J.J. Patrick . 20 Jul
The popular revolt of Jerusalem's abandoned PalestiniansWhen everyone left them , Palestinians of Jerusalem revolted against the restrictions to carry out their worship in their mosque without restrictions By Daoud Kuttab . 20 Jul
Murder attempt on gay human rights lawyer in Israel prisonAn attempt to stab and kill human rights lawyer in illegal detention in Israel prison - because he is gay By Marianne Azizi . 18 Jul
Rees-Mogg: A Familiar StoryJacob Rees-Mogg is emerging as the new face of Russian political interference in the UK... By J.J. Patrick . 18 Jul
Three reasons the Murdochs are toxicA family with a monstrous record is close to a deal that will multiply their power in Britain. Let's try to stop them By Brian Cathcart . 18 Jul
Exclusive: How the Boundary Commission could smash the Tory DUP love inThe fragile Conservative and DUP partnership could be smashed apart next year if the current proposals for big changes in Northern Ireland Parliamentary seats go ahead - cutting the number of DUP MPs from 10 to 7 and boosting Sinn Fein to 9 By David Hencke . 17 Jul
Counting Skulls - A Special Investigation Into Mexico's Hidden CrimesA special investigation into Mexico's hidden crimes and state level corruption, exclusive to Byline. By J.J. Patrick . 17 Jul
You are paying £2.5m to keep this tram train in a depotBritain's first tram train project has ended up costing nearly five times more than projected, has yet to go into service and has left the rolling stock languishing in the depot. By David Hencke . 14 Jul
Radical Feminism receives a blow as Israeli Knesset discuss libel claims against menRadical Feminist organisations boycott Committee meeting on Libel claims against men after trying to prevent it taking place By Marianne Azizi . 13 Jul
Byline Respond to Impress's First Arbitration DecisionByline responds to the Arbitration of Rice v Byline By Byline Investigations . 13 Jul
Brexit Negotiations: The State Of PlayThe UK triggered Article 50 on the 29th March 2017. The EU have released a full progress update. By J.J. Patrick . 13 Jul
Laila Hzaineh Responds to harrasment with her own video styleA young woman has decided to stand up to those who discriminate and harass and the results are amazing By Daoud Kuttab . 12 Jul
Part 8: Daily Mail's Top Guns Paid 'Phone-Hack Conspiracy' Private InvestigatorsExclusive: The current editors of The Sun and The Daily Telegraph are among those who paid illegal blaggers. By Byline Investigations . 12 Jul
FNN: The Fake News Network of Gab.aiAn antisocial media network exists, in which nuclear holocaust is desirable and news deplorable... By J.J. Patrick . 7 Jul
Green light to landmark economic and strategic partnership for EU and JapanPolitical agreement in principle on two landmark agreements will bring huge benefits to partners. By J.J. Patrick . 7 Jul
Politically Overheated Mideast draws more questions than answersThe tsunami that is taking place in the Middle East is creating a confused state of mind for many who have no idea where it will end By Daoud Kuttab . 6 Jul
Gag, cover up and secret privatisation: What is the real story behind the NHS clinical correspondence scandalThere were two scandals in the recent missing 700,000 NHS clinical correspondence documents - the loss of sensitive information that was never delivered to GPs and the attempt by a private company to frustrate the National Audit Office tho By David Hencke . 5 Jul
