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It was OK to Publish Graphic Paul Tam Murder Video, IPSO says

It was OK for the UK Mail Online to publish graphic footage of Paul Tam, a British tourist stabbed in...

Time Inc.-owned XOJane published an article that essentially came across as an ad for a Louisiana boutique. The XOJane piece by...

Examiner.com e-mailed some of its writers telling them to post articles or else they would lose their contributor status. Problem...

Dr. Phil McGraw and his wife are suing American Media Inc., the publisher of National Enquirer, for $250 million, claiming...

Fox News suspended its relationship with Newt Gingrich given the possibility that Donald Trump may pick him as his running mate...

According to the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll, a majority of Americans disapprove of the FBI’s recommendation not to charge...

The Desert Sun published photos of dozens of dead bodies, likely undocumented immigrants, on its website. But, the graphic photos...

The Kansas City Star deleted a column suggesting if women are raped while drunk, it's their own fault. Laura Herrick's controversial...

Sports Illustrated's sports site The Cauldron won't use freelancer John Gorman anymore after his tweets on the Dallas shooting. In them,...

News outlets that get it wrong often simply update stories without a correction. Breaking news stories are particularly fertile ground for...