Law firm didn’t know man faked army abuse claims?
The UK Sun apologized to law firm Leigh Day after claiming it knew an Iraqi man named Basim Al-Sadoon fabricated…
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NYT, AP, USA Today on Why they published Dead Migrants Photo
The Associated Press distributed an image of Oscar Alberto Martinez Ramirez and his 23-month-old daughter, Valeria, migrants from El Salvador,…
NZ Herald published pic of 2 naked women protesting
Was it OK for the New Zealand Herald to publish online a photo of naked women protesting sexual assault? That…
Kansas City Sports Radio suspends host for Chiefs coach comments
Kansas City Sports Radio 810 WHB suspended host Kevin Kietzman after his comments about Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid…
NYT ‘underplayed’ E. Jean Carroll Trump claims
The New York Times "underplayed" its reporting on E. Jean Carroll's allegations of sexual assault against Pres. Donald Trump, the…
Washington Examiner article claimed reporter ‘fed information’ to FBI, didn’t meet standards
The Washington Examiner admitted its article claiming a New York Times reporter "fed information" to the FBI was factually incorrect.…
Australian TV must retrain, review processes
Australia's Channel Seven must review its processes and retrain staff after last year's program about Indigenous children. The Australian broadcasting…
St. Louis Post-Dispatch apologizes for linking to video of police officer death
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch published a link to a video showing the fatal shooting of a police officer. The video…
Corrections: 1st President to Mexico, Blatant Misogny, Salamander
1.Where's that decimal point? The New York Times botched some numbers and said two MI machines were a mere few…
‘Nutty professor’ doesn’t mean mental illness, press council finds
Calling a university lecturer "the nutty professor" isn't akin to claiming the person has a mental illness, the Australian Press…