Justin Fairfax’s libel lawsuit against CBS dismissed
Justin Fairfax, the Lieutenant Governor of Virginia, lost his libel lawsuit against CBS. The case was dismissed by U.S. District…
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The Australian newspaper must pay $227K to former politician over wife, novel claims
The Australian newspaper falsely claimed a former Parliament member, Dr. Dennis Jensen, left his wife to move in with another…
New Guardian readers editor
The Guadian has a new readers editor, Elisabeth Ribbans. Ribbans introduced herself in a Feb. 2 column as a former…
Stanford Daily retracts article of satire about Purdue Pharma
The Stanford Daily retracted a satiric article about prescription drug prices for not meeting its standards. The Stanford Daily is…
UK Telegraph wrongly claimed man broke Scout rules, promoted extremist views
The UK Telegraph claimed a local scout leader broke scout rules by segregating by gender and promoting Muslim and extremist…
Guardian misled with ‘plot’ to ‘smuggle’ Assange story
The Guardian's 2018 story claiming there was a "plot" to "smuggle" Julian Assange to Moscow was misleading, the Guardian now…
UK program on cannabis legalization ‘condoned & encouraged’ it, wasn’t impartial
A UK TV news station "condoned and encouraged the use of cannabis without justification," and therefore broke broadcasting guidelines, the…
Australian news outlet: Sorry we said you threatened to slit someone’s throat
Australian news outlets claimed that a sports reporter, Josh Massoud, threatened to slit someone's throat. Now, at least one site,…
Sunday World claimed man who died from pneumonia died from heroin binge
Belfast's Sunday World claimed a man and his son died because of drug abuse. However, the mothers of both of…
Mohamed Fahmy drops lawsuit against Al Jazeera
Journalist Mohamed Fahmy dropped his $77 million lawsuit against Al Jazeera over his 2013 jailing in Egypt, The Press Gazette…