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New York Post’s Ugly, Sexist Stereotype of Nuns

The New York Post promoted the sexist and rude stereotype of angry nuns hitting disobedient children this weekend. Alongside the...

A New Jersey TV reporter was suspended and later quit for claiming the "underlying cause" of the recent murder of...

Many social media users have been duped by a satire story claiming 17 dismembered bodies were found in Kentucky. The...

The Deseret News has started using plagiarism detecting software PlagScan to help the paper make sure it doesn't publish plagiarized...

George Zimmerman's libel lawsuit against NBC has been dismissed. Zimmerman sued NBC for libel in 2012 for doctoring his 911...

Gawker suspended writer Jay Hathaway for a week after a reader pointed out "several similarities" in his June 20 article...

St. Louis Post-Dispatch will no longer publish George Will's twice-weekly columns. The final straw was Will's June 5 column. "The...

The Los Angeles Times released a new set of newsroom ethics guidelines Wednesday. The guidelines "apply to all Times journalists...

New York Times reporter James Risen failed to win an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court to protect his anonymous...