John Shafthauer is a journalist for The Canary, an independent news outlet. His articles cover a range of topics, including politics, media analysis, and social issues. John aims to provide alternative perspectives and challenge mainstream narratives through his writing.
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John Shafthauer's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a particular emphasis on expert commentary and legal policy regulation. His articles demonstrate an interest in critical analysis of political decisions, as well as investigative journalism into the impact of policies.
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By: John Shafthauer, Hannah Sharland, Steve Topple, Glen Black
The awful conditions at Kent's refugee detention centres aren't a system failure - they're integral to the government's colonial attitude
By: John Shafthauer, Steve Topple, Glen Black
People complained to Ofcom about Tory MP Lee Anderson interviewing Tory MP Suella Braverman. Ofcom's response? 'Nothing to see here'.
By: Steve Topple, John Shafthauer
Dive into the dynamic realm where traditional football and eSports collide. Discover the growing UK influence of virtual football matches
By: John Shafthauer
In the final ruling, transphobia was judged to be a motive in Brianna Ghey's murder - yet the media is ignoring its role
By: John Shafthauer
As the days go by, the problems caused by his remarks are mounting – with Sunak losing support from his own party and supporters:
By: John Shafthauer
Are you one of those people who get angry at whatever pundits and politicians tell them to be angry at each week? If you are, you spent this week being angry at colours on a Nike shirt – like Laurence Fox did:
By: John Shafthauer
Rachel Riley's response to the massacre in Australia was filled with compassion and tolerance. Sorry our mistake, of course it wasn't.
Ireland's taoiseach Simon Harris has called for an urgent review of the EU-Israel Association Agreement after its school strike
We regret to inform you that Jess Phillips has once again put her foot in her mouth - and it might be the worst yet
By: John Shafthauer
On Sunday 20 October, the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg interviewed health secretary Wes Streeting.
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