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Canadian Journalist who Fabricated Quits Journalists Group

Francois Bugingo is officially out of the Federation of Professional Journalists in Quebec. Bugingo voluntarily sent in his membership card...

Journalist John Bohannon admitted last week that he intentionally duped the media with a study saying chocolate helped weight loss....

Canadian writer Marc de Foy apologized for an insensitive comment about Michael Sam. Sam was the National Football League's first...

The National Review used a photo from a 2005 Texas hurricane to accompany a story on Venezuela and Sen. Bernie...

The BBC was practicing for Queen Elizabeth's death today and during the "category-one obituary rehearsal" one of its reporters, BBC...

Journalists should avoid the term "voodoo economics" because it's "a derogatory cliché," the Toronto Star's Kathy English recommended. The term,...

Austrian newspaper Kleine Zeitung made a "horrible mistake" by including Nazi references in a death notice, the Associated Press reported....

Science unpublished an article that suggested women should let men look down their shirts. A June 1 editor's note explains...

Approximately 70 other people plan to sue UK newspaper publisher Trinity Mirror for phone hacking, the Guardian reported. Trinity Mirror...

The Pennsylvania Daily Item, a daily newspaper in Sunbury, apologized for an inappropriate and inexcusable letter to the editor it...