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South African President Drops Libel Lawsuit over Cartoon

South African president Jacob Zuma ended his 2008 defamation lawsuit for a Sunday Times cartoon, "The Rape of Lady Justice,"...

Editor's Note: This story was originally published Nov. 11. The story was lost in a server change but was re-uploaded...

Toronto Star freelancer Michael Clarkson apologized for having "mishandled" a quotation that his sports editor called "below our standards" in...

Even Twitter headlines can be subject to inaccurate complaints. The BBC Trust's Editorial Standards Committee ruled in an Oct. 30...

After publishing an article claiming explosives led to a 2010 plane crash, Polish newspaper Rzeczpospolita was accused of sensationalism and...

Hartfort Courant reporter Hillary Federico resigned earlier this month after the newspaper found her articles had "strong similarities" to other...

MSNBC's Chris Matthews apologized Nov. 7 for commenting during the 2012 Presidential Election coverage that he was "glad" about Hurricane...

The UK Mail on Sunday unpublished a photo and added a disclosure that a photo was an "illustration" after a...

Kenyan journalists were trained on "media ethics, election reporting and audience-led reporting" last month, according to a UNESCO report. UNESCO,...

Greek magazine editor Kostas Vaxevanis was arrested and later acquitted over accusations that his magazine Hot Doc broke "Greece's data...