The Washington Post expressed regret Sunday after running a headline that described ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi as a "religious scholar." 
A New York Times op-ed Saturday made the case that a hate crime carried out by Indian-American teens on African-American girls proved that "whiteness evolves" and includes people of color. 
Former NBC News host Megyn Kelly on Wednesday said NBC aired Julie Swetnick's allegations against then-Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh "with far less trepidation" than it showed with allegations against Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein. 
MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace serves as an anchor for the network's Democratic debate coverage, but her strong admiration for several leading candidates belies her status as an objective journalist. 
Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren’s zinger at an LGBT town hall may have gone viral, but CNN failed to disclose that the questioner donated the federal maximum to her 2018 Massachusetts Senate campaign.
ABC News aired footage claiming to show a Turkish attack on a Syrian border town that was actually from a 2017 video of an American shooting range. 
Bloomberg Law apologized and retracted an article on Department of Labor appointee Leif Olson after falsely accusing him of anti-Semitism in early September. 
CNN is refusing to air a new Donald Trump campaign ad that spotlights former vice president Joe Biden's role in the firing of a Ukrainian prosecutor who was investigating an energy company that hired Hunter Biden, with the network complaining that the ad "disparages" CNN employees. 
The senators who recanted their initial support for former Minnesota senator Al Franken's resignation remained silent as a ninth woman has stepped forward to say that the ex-Democratic senator groped her without consent. 
The family of a young girl who claimed to be the victim of a hate crime at a Virginia Christian school admitted Monday that she invented the incident. 