Chechen Family Not Linked to Boston Marathon Bombings Terrorism, Sues over ABC News Story
Massachusetts woman Heda Umarova wasn't friends with Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and didn't post "jihadi imagery" on social media, a new lawsuit…
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Australia's Herald Sun shouldn't have said people on welfare were "milking the taxpayer," the Australian Press Council ruled. The Herald Sun…
UK Press Regulator to get ‘Increased Powers,’ Can Investigate Media without Complaints
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How The Guardian Labels Content Paid for by Advertisers or Companies
Last month, The Guardian changed how it labels content that is paid for by companies or advertisers, readers editor Chris…