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Mirror Unpublishes article on suicide after mom complains

The UK Mirror Online unpublished a story about a university student who died by suicide after the student's mother complained...

The Irish Examiner must donate to charity and apologize for its 2015 reports about low-cost Ireland-based airline Ryanair and its...

Australian radio host Alan Jones apologized after an interview in which he admitted that some listeners felt he was acting...

Check out iMediaEthics' latest collection of corrections. 1. In a Sept. 18 article about ranch dressing, the New York Times mixed...

NBC News tweeted that Pres. Donald Trump called Robert E. Lee "incredible" during an Oct. 12 rally in Ohio. But,...

NPR doesn't call Christine Blasey Ford "Dr." when reporting on her or her allegations against now-Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh....

A cartoon by Chris Britt about then-Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh that depicted his daughter praying upset many readers, the...

A day after publishing an op-ed by Pres. Donald Trump, USA Today separately published a fact check of the op-ed....

In the European Union, the "Right to Be Forgotten" allows people to request Google remove links to stories that they...