Jacqui Heinrich Conflict of Interest on Russia-Ukraine Coverage After Her Fiancé Congressman’s Statement Presents Problems for Fox News
Ethical conflicts for Fox News senior White House correspondent Jacqui Heinrich emerged Tuesday evening.
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Nolte: Disgraced AP Caught Lying About DOGE, Then Stealth Edits Fake Story
The disgraced far-left Associated Press was caught red-handed Monday inventing a story to smear Elon Musk and DOGE.
Nolte: NY Daily News Lies About Subway Murder Victim ‘Catching Fire’
The far-left New York Daily News reported that a woman died after she mysteriously caught fire on a Brooklyn subway car.
Head of Vatican Communications Department Resigns Following ‘Lettergate’ Fiasco
Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Msgr. Dario Viganò as head of the Vatican’s communications department following a week of controversy and outrage surrounding a doctored photograph of a letter from emeritus Pope Benedict XVI, which was distributed to journalists.
Vatican ‘Lettergate’ Scandal Spirals Out with Release of Full Text
The Vatican has released the full text of a letter from emeritus Pope Benedict XVI it had previously altered, but the contents of the letter have turned out to be worse than anyone suspected.
Vatican Admits to Photo-Shopping Letter of Benedict’s Praise for Francis
The Vatican has come under heavy fire after admitting to doctoring a photograph of a letter from Emeritus Pope Benedict commenting on a recently published a series of books on the theology of Pope Francis.
Washington Post’s Handling of Roy Moore Accuser Raises Ethical Questions
Leigh Corfman, the 53-year-old woman who alleges that Alabama Republican Senate nominee Roy Moore touched her inappropriately when she was 14 years old, told NBC’s Today show that she would not have come forward with her story if the Washington Post had not included other accusers in the story.
Fake News: NBC News Attempts to Smear #GamerGate with Unaffiliated Violent Tweets
NBC News attempted to smear the #GamerGate consumer revolt movement with unaffiliated violent tweets in a segment on Monday.
Kotaku Editor-in-Chief Schooled on Journalistic Ethics by One of His Victims
Kotaku’s editor-in-chief, Stephen Totilo, was humiliated on Reddit by one of the most high profile victims of the publication’s agenda-driven reporting.
Blacklisted Kotaku Whines: We Have to Pay for Games, Like Street Level Riff Raff!
Kotaku Editor in Chief Steven Totilo claimed Thursday that Ubisoft and Bethesda not responding to inquiries from the outlet and not sending the site’s writers review copies was because the publishers had blacklisted Kotaku.
SPJ considers games journalism awards
After a year of unprecedented rebellion against media elites by gamers, the Society of Professional Journalists has “tentatively agreed” to host gaming journalism awards, in an apparent attempt to improve ethical standards in the games press. Board member Michael Koretzky,
GamerGate: A Year in Review
One year has passed since the start of GamerGate, an online uprising of gamers against poor journalistic standards, political correctness, and moral crusaders in the world of video games. The gamers’ rebellion has had an extraordinary impact. In addition to
Ashley Madison: California Government Emails Exposed
The recent hack of the Ashley Madison website, which connects married adults who wish to have affairs, has exposed 50 current and former California state government employees who allegedly used their official e-mail addresses on the site, according to the Los Angeles Times.
