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Why The Forward Posted & then Deleted Elie Wiesel Groping Claim

The Forward, a national Jewish newspaper, published a story about a sexual groping allegation against Elie Wiesel, the Holocaust survivor...

Fake news is all the talk in mainstream and social media, but student publications have largely been left out of...

Fashion magazines Photoshop their subjects, but news outlets are not supposed to "editorialize" and change the appearance of photos. So...

Two weeks ago, Fox News broadcast a story about a glass artist named John Garofalo, who claimed to be a...

Redbankgreen, a New Jersey news site, published an Oct. 15 news story about a "lockdown" following a man's death by...

Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska's libel lawsuit against the Associated Press was dismissed. Deripaska, the CEO of United Company RUSAL, sued...

Tablet Magazine, a news site covering "Jewish life," published an article headlined, "The Specifically Jewy Perviness of Harvey Weinstein." The...

Was Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek hoping that one of the TV game show's champions, Austin Rogers, would lose? A Toronto...

A new Quinnipiac poll suggests that nearly half of all American adults who identify as Republicans support a preemptive strike...

John Higgins, a longtime referee for men's college basketball, claims Kentucky Sports Radio caused him to be harassed, Deadspin reported....