US Media Ethics News Archives - Page 7 of 96

USA Today editor published blackface photo in college yearbook

USA Today's editor-in-chief Nicole Carroll admitted she published a blackface photo when she was editor of her college yearbook. In...

Jill Abramson, the former New York Times executive editor, is standing by her book after allegations of plagiarism. In a...

The New York Times interviewed a man identified as truck driver Martin Thornton about Brexit. But, now, the Times has...

NPR should have waited to get more information and "pin down the broader context" before publishing its first report on...

Again!? Now a third TV news anchor has apparently said a racial slur when trying to say Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s...

The Orlando Sentinel apologized this month for its 70-year-old coverage of the so-called Groveland Four. The name refers to four...

The Valley Patriot, a free monthly Massachusetts newspaper, accused a local mayor, James Jajuga of Methuen, of being a heroin...

This past week, both Pew Research and ABC News/Washington Post released polls that aim to measure the public’s view of...

Rochester, New York NBC-affiliate WHEC chief meteorologist Jeremy Kappell called a local park "Martin Luther Coon King Jr. Park." A...