by Sydney Smith on Oct 19, 2018
Joe Arpaio sues NYT for $147.5 million over opinion piece
Joe Arpaio, the former Arizona sheriff pardoned last year of his criminal contempt of court conviction by Pres. Donald Trump,...
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by Sydney Smith on Oct 18, 2018
Sarah Ferguson NOT writing royal family tell-all, Closer Weekly apologizes
Closer Weekly, a U.S. celebrity magazine owned by American Media Inc., falsely claimed Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 17, 2018
Woman’s Own admits Denise Welch Diva Demands were False
UK women's weekly magazine Woman's Own accused actress and TV host Denise Welch of having "diva demands" and claimed other...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 16, 2018
Corrections: Ranch Pizza, Toy Story or Tolstoy, 48 Chicken Nuggets
Check out iMediaEthics' latest collection of corrections. 1. In a Sept. 18 article about ranch dressing, the New York Times mixed...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 15, 2018
NBC News corrects Trump Robert E. Lee ‘incredible’ tweet
NBC News tweeted that Pres. Donald Trump called Robert E. Lee "incredible" during an Oct. 12 rally in Ohio. But,...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 15, 2018
Why NPR doesn’t call Christine Blasey Ford ‘Dr. Ford’
NPR doesn't call Christine Blasey Ford "Dr." when reporting on her or her allegations against now-Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh....
by Sydney Smith on Oct 14, 2018
Kavanaugh Daughter praying Cartoon upset readers, but wasn’t in Illinois Times
A cartoon by Chris Britt about then-Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh that depicted his daughter praying upset many readers, the...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 13, 2018
The Hill used Condoleezza Rice pic with Susan Rice story
Political news site The Hill mixed up Susan Rice and Condoleezza Rice. Susan Rice is a former National Security adviser...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 12, 2018
A day after Trump’s op-ed, USA Today publishes fact check
A day after publishing an op-ed by Pres. Donald Trump, USA Today separately published a fact check of the op-ed....
by Sydney Smith on Oct 12, 2018
Cleveland.com’s new ‘right to be forgotten’ program removes names from some expunged crime stories
In the European Union, the "Right to Be Forgotten" allows people to request Google remove links to stories that they...