ITV stands by Interview with Rwandan Genocide Convict
ITV defended its decision to interview former Rwandan prime minister Jean Kambanda about his confession related to the 1994 Rwandan genocide.…
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Salt Lake Tribune Outs Anonymous Commenter as Mayor’s Spokesperson Art Raymond
The Salt Lake Tribune outed an anonymous commenter as Art Raymond, a spokesperson for Salt Lake City's mayor Ralph Becker.…
NY Review of Books’ Bernstein Responds to NYT Nail Salon Story
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Hillary Clinton Campaign complains to NYTimes over Email Story
The Hillary Clinton campaign sent a long complaint to the New York Times over its coverage claiming she was being criminally…
3 Phi Kappa Psi UVA Grads Sue Rolling Stone for Rape on Campus story
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UK Sunday Times sued by fmr Parliament Member Tim Yeo for Libel
The UK Sunday Times is being sued for libel over an undercover investigation claiming former politician Tim Yeo was "behaved…
Catherine Porter’s Ezra Levant Column was Unfair, Inaccurate, Toronto Star Public Editor Decides
There's been a bit of a dust-up between Canadian journalists Ezra Levant and Catherine Porter this month over Porter's Toronto…
Inquisitr unpublishes Eva Longoria glasses story
The Inquisitr unpublished an article that slammed Eva Longoria for endorsing eyeglasses and falsely claiming she never has worn prescription eyeglasses…