US Media Ethics News Archives - Page 4 of 96

WashPost deleted quotes after source complaint, added them back in

The Washington Post deleted quotes from a story after a source requested it. The Post later added the quotes back...

The Huffington Post is being sued for libel over an article that referenced the 1984 death of one of Robert...

The National Association of Hispanic Journalists rescinded Fox News' sponsorship of the NAHJ at the Excellence in Journalism conference next...

The New York Times demoted editor Jonathan Weisman after problematic tweets including his tweeted private message to author Roxane Gay,...

What do you do when the correction is wrong? Or when you have problems with the public editor's response? A...

The Washington Post had to post 15 corrections to one article. "A previous version of this article contained many errors...

Canadian local newspaper the Regina Leader Post called the Nazi flag "controversial." That itself was controversial, prompting a complaint to...

The New York Times' executive editor Dean Baquet admitted the newspaper's initial front-page headline for a story about Pres. Trump's...

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel included a question about a 3-year-old shooting victim, Brooklyn Harris, in its weekly news quiz. Harris...