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Max Mosley has won his privacy case against the News of the World , which claimed he had taken part in a 'Nazi-style' orgy with prostitutes.

The U.S. military said Friday that bullets fired by American soldiers killed the 14-year-old son of the chief editor of a U.S.-sponsored newspaper during a gunbattle this week in the northern Iraqi city of ...

As the economy sputters and media companies slash jobs, diversity in U.S. newsrooms is likely to suffer, minority journalism leaders here said Thursday.

I don't know which troubles me more: the liberal media's fawning over Barack Obama or the great number of people who are buying into his mystique so uncritically.

In this Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2007 file photo, Democratic presidential hopeful Sen.

We are used to hearing about the hazards, often fatal, of being a journalist these days.

Survey the latest news about newspapers -- the unending layoffs of staffers, the ever-shrinking content -- and then understand that there's a threat here, not just for those poor souls in a struggling business, ...

Lawmakers chided Attorney General Michael Mukasey on Wednesday for claiming national security concerns in opposing legislation that would allow reporters to protect the identities of confidential sources.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - McClatchy's Washington bureau chief has won the Nieman Foundation's first I.F. Stone Medal for Journalistic Independence for pre-Iraq war coverage.

Max Mosley has won his privacy case against the News of the World , which claimed he had taken part in a 'Nazi-style' orgy with prostitutes.

The Yugoslav war crimes tribunal convicted and fined an award-winning journalist euro7,000 Thursday for publishing the name of a witness who testified anonymously in the trial of Kosovo's former prime minister.

Still need convincing that the mainstream media is overrun with liberals? William Tate, writing in Investor's Business Daily, says media donations favor Democratic Party candidates over GOP candidates by a ...

Listen to Our Military Commanders By Jim Kouri, CPP Nevermind what presidential hopeful Barack Obama is saying during his current campaign photo-op in Afghanistan.

MAURITANIAN authorities have arrested two journalists accused of libelling judges whom they reported had accepted bribes to release suspected drug traffickers, an international press watchdog said.

An stanbul court on Tuesday ruled against a demand to start an investigation into stanbul Police Chief Celalettin Cerrah and seven other police officers, including former Police Department Intelligence Bureau ...

Sudanese President Omar al-Beshir is seen during a meeting with the Joint United Nations and African Union mediator for Darfur, Djibril Bassole in the capital Khartoum on July 20.

UNICEF has urged all journalists, children and adolescents in the Arab world to participate actively in the Arab Media Humanitarian Forum Award.

Did the New York Time's really have to go and reject an op-ed by Sen. John McCain? Editorial prerogative aside, the decision sure seems to add to the claim growing in some quarters,that McCain can't get ...

The Gujarat government Saturday ordered a probe into Friday's attack on scribes who were covering clashes following the mysterious death of two boys at religious leader Asaram Bapu's ashram, as the state's Home ...

Cambodia has entered the final week of its national election campaign shocked by the murder of a well-known journalist and facing an increasingly tense standoff with Thailand over a disputed 11th century Hindu ...