NYTimes Corrects: 46 Million U.S. people not on Xanax
The New York Times issued a Jan. 22 correction to its Jan. 15 opinion article that incorrectly reported in its…
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PressTV Loses its OfCom License
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New Fact Check Site FlackCheck Checks Political Ads, Journalism
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SC Voters Sent e-mail Posing as CNN Jan.19
Last week, an e-mail posing as a CNN news alert was "sent to Republican activists in South Carolina" on Jan.…
Nigerian Newspaper Attacked, Says Attack was Retaliaton for Running Story Govt Didn’t Like
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Why won’t the Associated Press correct wrong times on Bhutto murder crime photos?
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Jewish Times Apologizes, Retracts Story Suggesting a ‘Hit’ on Obama
Jewish newspaper the Atlanta Jewish Times is retracting its column that suggested putting a "hit" on U.S. president Barack Obama,…