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Why NPR Aired Trump’s Oval Office immigration address live

NPR ombudsman Elizabeth Jensen explained to readers earlier this month why NPR decided to air Pres. Donald Trump's Oval Office...

Earlier this month, Agenda, a news service from the Financial Times, unpublished quotes attributed to ousted CBS CEO Les Moonves...

MSNBC contributor Hugh Hewitt said on his radio program that former Vice President Joe Biden has "Transgendered into Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez."...

Vulture contributor Erik Abriss was fired from his main job as a post-production supervisor at INE Entertainment after he tweeted...

The National Review published an article headlined, "The Covington Students Might as well have Just Spit on the Cross." Within...

Fox & Friends aired a graphic reporting that Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died. But, Ginsburg is alive. A...

The National Association of Hispanic Journalists slammed the New York Times' podcast The Daily for its "manufactured border crossing," and...

The Orlando Sentinel apologized this month for its 70-year-old coverage of the so-called Groveland Four. The name refers to four...

The Valley Patriot, a free monthly Massachusetts newspaper, accused a local mayor, James Jajuga of Methuen, of being a heroin...

Twice in one month, TV news personalities have said the slur "coon" when trying to say Dr. Martin Luther King...