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Al Jazeera Drops Online Comments after ‘Vitriol, Bigotry, Racism & Sectarianism’

Al Jazeera announced it will be the latest news site to end online commenting, encouraging instead that readers interact and...

Check out iMediaEthics' latest round-up of interesting and newsworthy corrections, including one news outlet on whether hot dogs are sandwiches....

It wasn't simply because comments section was abusive, National Public Radio says. But even so, NPR doesn't plan to bring...

Politico found itself in the middle of controversy last week over its Matt Wuerker cartoon on Hurricane Harvey and its devastating...

It isn't libelous to say someone is transgender or transitioning gender, a new court ruling says. Richard Simmons, the longtime...

The Seattle Times left out Mississippi on a map showing the potential track and impact of Hurricane Harvey and then...

Politico has come under fire for its cartoon mocking Texas secessionists, religion, and Hurricane Harvey. The Politico cartoon, by Matt...

No, a shark wasn't swimming on a Texas highway as a result of the flooding from Hurricane Harvey. Fox News'...

Sarah Palin's libel lawsuit against the New York Times was thrown out today, dismissed "with prejudice." Palin sued the Times...

It wasn't an error or an ethical breach, according to the Omaha World-Herald editorial page editor. Innocent sailors died and...