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Paris City Council vote ‘green lights’ Fox News libel lawsuit, No-go zones deemed ‘insults’

Paris is moving forward with its libel lawsuit against Fox News for its false reports about "no-go zones" in the...

UK newspaper publisher Trinity Mirror apologized today for phone hacking in a page-two statement. The apology admitted the Sunday Mirror,...

Jared Keller was fired by the news media website Mic today after being busted for plagiarism by Gawker, iMediaEthics just...

The Chester Leader shouldn't have identified a child in a report about a crime, especially since there was a court-ordered...

Newsweek lost control of its Twitter account for 14 minutes this morning because the account was hacked, the magazine confirmed...

NBC News suspended Brian Williams for six months without pay. NBC News president Deborah Turness announced his suspension tonight. In...

The New York Times wrongly reported an optimistic view that £11 million is worth about $166 million. This false claim...

Readers complained over a New York Times illustration for domestic violence that showed the female victim was white and the...

Brian Williams will not be on NBC News for "the next several days" because of the controversy surrounding his false...