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NPR will ask Trump Administration Officials if They Signed Non-Disclosure Agreements

NPR staff will now ask interviewees who are or were affiliated with the Trump administration if they signed a non-disclosure...

The New York Times admitted its article about a $52,701 curtain purchase gave an "unfair impression" that Nikki Haley, the...

NPR completed its review of Danielle Karson's freelance work for the organization. It found "at least 157 of those reports"...

The search for a new PBS ombudsman, or public editor, is on again. Madhulika Sikka, who had been in the role...

The Houston Chronicle cannot find sources from reporter Mike Ward's recent work, leading to Ward's resignation from the newspaper. Nancy...

The New York Times' decision last week to publish an op-ed by an anonymous author has stirred considerable controversy and...

NPR upset many listeners when it aired an interview with Jason Kessler, who organized the white nationalist "Unite the Right...

NT News trivialized the Holocaust when it published a text message using the words "final solution" referring to the Eurovision...

Casino magnate Steve Wynn's libel lawsuit against the Associated Press for reporting on sexual misconduct allegations against him has been...

Lanny Davis, the attorney for Pres. Donald Trump's former "fixer" Michael Cohen, told BuzzFeed he was an anonymous source for...