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Michigan Superintentent Suspended for Plagiarism

Michigan's Zeeland Schools superintendent Dave Barry has been suspended for two weeks "without pay" after he "admitted he had committed...

The Virginian-Pilot must pay a high school assistant principal Phillip Webb $3 million for a 2009 story, the Associated Press...

Toledo Blade's ombudsman Jack Lessenberry called for an end to anonymous comments in a recent column published on the Organization...

Laurie Fine has officially sued ESPN, the Associated Press reported. As we previously wrote, Fine announced in mid-May that she was...

A proposed New York state bill would ban anonymous commenting on the Internet, WIRED reported. The bill, titled the Internet...

As we wrote May 19, National Review corrected, unpublished and apologized for a report that wrongly accused Massachusetts Senate candidate...

Everybody's talking about the Missouri newspaper paying a blogger $500 after the blogger, Duane Lester, brought the newspaper, The Oregon...

The Washington Times announced that its columnist and former editor-in-chief Amaud de Borchgrave is taking "a three-month leave from writing his...

The Alberta Weekly Newspapers Association suspended the Anchor Weekly for a year, according to an Alberta Weekly Newspapers Association press...

Arthur Brisbane will step down as New York Times public editor Sept. 1, according to the Washington Post's Erik Wemple. ...