"UPDATE: Very sorry guys – the Guardian has pulled the article AGAIN, now for the second time even with the reworded version which you can read below (the rewording was done because the Guardian had requested it). We will see what happens next…keep the fingers crossed that everything will turn out to be fine. The communication with the Guardian is very friendly and open. +++ UPDATE APRIL 29: The Guardian is still checking with their lawyers whether they can put the article back up again. +++ UPDATE 2, APRIL 29: Matt Seaton, editor at the Guardian, just told us: "Got legal clearance; no further changes called for. Article is back on site," – Kathleen Baker, explaining the process of how her column on the Trig story came to be published in the Guardian.
It passed the very strict libel law test in Britain. The US press, of course, will never allow such a story exploring the issue to appear in their pages or on their websites. The contrast between the Guardian and the Huffington Post is particularly striking. Britain's Daily Mail has published a full page story on the question. The Sunday Times of London published my piece laying out some facts and narratives a while back.
Meanwhile, the WaPo honors Donald Trump. The First Amendment is a wonderful thing, isn't it?
The Dish 