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Ninth Annual Top Ten ‘Dubious Polling’ Awards

Editor’s note: Every January, iMediaEthics’ polling director David W. Moore assembles the top ten “Dubious Polling Awards” for iMediaEthics. The...

Russian hackers did not penetrate the U.S. electrical grid through a Vermont utility, as the Washington Post previously reported. The...

Burke Ramsey, the brother of JonBenet Ramsey, is suing CBS for $750 million over the network's documentary about his sister's...

The Los Angeles Times should not have published two letters to the editor that indicated Japanese American internment in the...

NBC's Today show used a picture of protests in Baltimore, Maryland in a report this morning on the mistrial of...

ABC News faked a backdrop to make it look like its reporter Linsey Davis was standing just in front of...

The Raleigh News & Observer newspaper is fighting a libel lawsuit over its 2010 investigative reporting that included claims that a...

Ahmed Mohamed, the Texas "clock boy" who was arrested after bringing a homemade clock to school to show his teachers, is...

USA Today suspended law professor and columnist Glenn Reynolds after he tweeted "run them down," referring to the protesters in...