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Amal Clooney backs off claim of Egypt’s Threat of Her Arrest, Guardian stands by its story for now

Human rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin Clooney’s credibility has been put at risk by the Guardian. Who is telling the truth?…

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Mike Huckabee Leaves Fox News because he may run for President

Mike Huckabee ended his weekly Fox News program this weekend to avoid a potential conflict of interest in case he…

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New UK Press Regulator: 3000 Complaints Since September, 5 Cases published

The UK Independent Press Standards Organisation has received "nearly 3,000 complaints" since its September opening, according to a Dec. 23…

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MSNBC Misdates Photo, RNC Priebus NOT at Cowboys-Eagles Game

MSNBC's Ed Schultz accused Republican National Committee chair Reince Priebus of lying about where he was Dec. 14. His evidence…

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Toronto Star ran 172 fewer Corrections in 2014 than in 2013

The Toronto Star published 813 corrections in 2014 - a little more than 2 a day, according to the newspaper's…

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Idi Amin’s Son Complains about Father’s Obit, Guardian Investigates

Eleven years after Ugandan dictator Idi Amin's death, Amin's son Hussein Amin complained to the Guardian that its obituary of…

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Twitter Interview Gone Wrong: Huff Post hoaxed by fake witness to Antonio Martin shooting

The Huffington Post was hoaxed by a fake interview with someone they found on social media claiming to witness the…

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NC Newspaper explains why it used anonymous sources

The News & Record, a daily newspaper in Greensboro, N.C., decided to use anonymous sources to report on the firing…

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Patch Editor Can Protect Anonymous Source, Illinois Appellate Court rules

Patch.com editor Joseph Hosey will not have to identify his source used in reporting on a double murder last year…

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8 Best New York Times Corrections in 2014

In compiling our year-end corrections round-up, we realized many of our favorites this year came from the newspaper of record.…

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