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Corrections: Drunk at airport, Map botched, Royal Titles

iMediaEthics' latest round-up of amusing or noteworthy corrections in the media begins below: 1.Not drunk at the airport? The Sun...

The New York Times published an article last month reporting on "conflict of interest questions" involving former Vice President Joe...

OK! Magazine claimed last month that actress Priyanka Chopra and singer Nick Jonas were divorcing. Now, the magazine is retracting...

The Miami Herald is being sued by Li "Cindy" Yang over a March 2019 article headlined "Trump cheered Patriots to...

PBS has a new public editor, Ricardo Sandoval-Palos. Sandoval-Palos told iMediaEthics that PBS and public media has almost always been...

Julian Assange was charged today under the U.S. Espionage Act. The charges are conspiracy to receive national defense information, obtaining...

Mark Halperin has apologized again for his sexual misconduct. A year and a half ago, in late Oct. 2017, NBC...

National Geographic has unpublished photos and is investigating the images after questions were raised about whether the images were manipulated....

The Stanford Daily retracted an article because it didn't have proper "source attribution." The article was part of a series...

The Harvard Lampoon, a satire publication, apologized for an offensive picture showing Anne Frank wearing a bikini. The picture was...