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Olbermann’s Suspension at MSNBC Ends After 2 Work Days

Keith Olbermann's "indefinite suspension" ended Sunday after only lasting a few days. In a Nov. 7 statement, MSNBC president Phil...

Washington Post reader Ronald C. Semone complained about an Oct. 16 Metro story, which labeled a man recently convicted of...

Politicians have let their dislike of the media "boil over" this year, according to an Oct. 31 New York Times...

Two reporters were "let go" from an Alaska TV station last night following an internal investigation into their discussion about...

David Carson, a staff photographer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, defended and contextualized his Oct. 7 photo of an American...

Just weeks after a New Jersey Jewish weekly newspaper, the Jewish Standard, generated controversy for banning same-sex wedding announcements, one...

The New York Post's John Podhoretz's 638-word, page 3 apology to Kristin Davis for falsely labeling her a hooker was...

Juan Williams is the latest in this year's string of reporters fired for their comments off-the-clock. Williams worked for National Public...

The Washington Post's ombudsman Andrew Alexander reported Oct. 10 that the newspaper replaced the scheduled Oct. 3 "Non Sequitur" cartoon with an...