Major media missteps during the Israel-Hamas conflict raise new concerns about biases and inaccuracies in once-trusted sources. Even staunch defenders of the mainstream media have started to openly criticize the rush to judgment and reliance upon shady sources in the race to be first on "breaking news."
Trials set for fired actor, crew on network TV shows. Appeals court halts university policies set nearly three years ago that functionally ban exemptions for everyone but Christian Scientists, Jehovah's Witnesses.
"What case is left for us to decide?" judge asks, since transgender plaintiff has not resolved to compete again.
No excuses made for Stanford's Marc Tessier-Lavigne for not correcting bad data in research papers, while Harvard's Claudine Gay deemed a victim for facing scrutiny over alleged pattern of plagiarism.
Cold shoulder to democratic duo fuels concerns world health body is putting politics over public health.
South Africa's ties to Hamas, Iran exposed amid financial troubles, genocide case against Israel
Biden’s denunciation of grisly terror attacks can’t mask the left's years of coddling of Tehran and Gaza, experts say.
Maine's tuition assistance program appears to pick and choose between religions based on how evangelistic they are, justices say.
"It was a well-thought-out strategic plan" to transfer inmates to D.C., where they can be "mic'd in a cage," lawyer says.
Biden under fire for planning to visit Saudi Arabia next month, with critics resurfacing story of slain dissident.