by Sydney Smith on Jun 09, 2018
Calling Activist ‘Silly Muslim Woman’ wasn’t offensive, Press Council says
It wasn't offensive for the Sunday Telegraph in Australia to publish a commentary article calling a woman named Yassmin Abdel-Magied...
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by David W. Moore on Jun 08, 2018
Mueller Investigation, crimes & American public? Problems with fuzzy poll question wording
A recent Navigator Research poll finds that most Americans don’t know that the Mueller investigation has uncovered crimes. Robert Mueller and...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 08, 2018
Sun Denies Raheem Sterling story racist
The UK Sun denied that its article on English football player Raheem Sterling's gun tattoo was racist. The Sun's May...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 07, 2018
Woman’s Day posted photos of morning host’s children, invaded privacy
Australia's Woman's Day magazine published photos of a celebrity's children, breaking privacy guidelines and upsetting the family, the Australian Press...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 06, 2018
English newspaper named man who may have HIV
The Brighton Argus, a newspaper in southeast England, published an article in February 2016 that named a local man who may...
by on Jun 05, 2018
Fox News Corrects: Philadelphia Eagles Players Praying not Protesting
Fox News used photos of members of the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles kneeling on the field, to suggest that they were...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 05, 2018
UK news outlet drugs story error OK because police made error, IPSO says
A learner driver and a supervisor driver were arrested for driving while under the influence of drugs. The Eastern Daily...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 04, 2018
Joy Reid apologizes again for blogposts
MSNBC host Joy Reid apologized for her older blogposts that are continuing to resurface. Controversial comments in blogposts that news...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 03, 2018
Australian Politician Sophie Mirabella didn’t push someone out of photo
An Australian weekly newspaper, Benalla Ensign, claimed politician Sophie Mirabella pushed another politician out of a photograph. That was libelous,...