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Florida Shooting Survivors Now At The Center Of Conspiracy Theories
Students who survived the deadly school shooting in Florida are falsely being called "crisis actors."
Adam Rippon Won't Be An NBC Correspondent For The Olympics
The Olympic athlete declined NBC's job offer in a series of tweets.
No, President Trump Didn't Cancel Obama Center Funding
A report claiming the Obama Presidential Center would be funded with Education Department money was just plain false.
The White House Again Wants To Cut Funding For NPR And PBS
The White House 2019 budget proposal seeks to eliminate federal funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
DHS Official Calls Out NBC For 'Irresponsible Reporting'
She was referring to an NBC report published Feb. 8 that quoted her as saying Russia successfully hacked into some states' voter registration systems.
What Happens When Newspapers Leave Their Iconic Buildings?
In mid-2018, the Chicago Tribune will be yet another newspaper to leave its landmark skyscraper. What does this mean for the public?
Vice Ousted A Top Official Following A Sexual Harassment Investigation
Vice's founders admitted in December their outlet's issues surrounding sexual misconduct.
Conspiracy Theories Swirl After Sean Hannity's Twitter Goes Dark
Theories involve "Deep State" actors, a rogue Twitter employee and Hannity deleting the account himself.
Why Are Journalists Being Jailed At Historic Highs?
It's a unique job: exposing facts that some of the most powerful and violent people in the world want to keep quiet.
Facebook Is Going To Let Users Choose What News It Prioritizes
Facebook will ask users what news outlets they trust and use responses to prioritize publishers in News Feed.
MSNBC's Chris Matthews Joked About Drugging Hillary Clinton
The comment was caught on camera before an interview with the then-presidential candidate.
CBS Names Replacement For Charlie Rose
"Face the Nation" host John Dickerson is the new co-host of "CBS This Morning."
Cosplay: When Nerd Culture Becomes Pop Culture
You've probably seen it before: hundreds of people dressed up in elaborate costumes. No, not for Halloween — we're talking about cosplay.
Hoda Kotb Replaces Matt Lauer As 'Today' Show Co-Anchor
Kotb joins Savannah Guthrie at the anchor desk, marking the first time a female team is leading the NBC News morning show.
Is The First Amendment In Danger In The Age Of Trump?
Newsy's Devan Kaney talked to Ken Paulson, president of the First Amendment Center, about the current state of the free press in America.
Trump Criticizes Vanity Fair For Apologizing Over Its Clinton Video
The outlet suggested Hillary Clinton take up knitting rather than run for president again.
Expression Of Depression
A group of students turned their everyday struggles into a museum.
Top Miss America Leaders Resign Amid Email Scandal
In the messages, they slut-shamed and body-shamed former pageant winners.
Miss America Organization Rocked By Internal Email Scandal
Dick Clark Productions terminated its relationship with the Miss America Organization after the emails were leaked Thursday.
New York Times' Glenn Thrush To Return To Work After Allegations
He will not rejoin the team that reports on the White House.
Catt Sadler Reveals Why She Left E!
The longtime host said she discovered her male co-host was making almost double her salary.
Truthers: When Conspiracy Meets Reality
Our special report shows the harassment and online targeting that plays out in the shadows of America's biggest tragedies.
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NFL Network Suspends 3 Analysts Accused Of Sexual Misconduct
A former wardrobe stylist for the NFL Network accused current analysts Marshall Faulk, Heath Evans and Ike Taylor of sexual misconduct.
The New Yorker Fires Ryan Lizza For Alleged 'Improper Sexual Conduct'
You might remember him as the one who published that profane interview with former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci.
Time Honors 'The Silence Breakers' As Its 2017 Person Of The Year
The magazine honored the group of people who've come forward this year with accusations of sexual harassment and assault.
Why CNN Isn't On Russia's List Of Foreign Agents
A government official said only outlets Russia considers "propaganda companies" are on the list.
Russia Declares A Number Of Media Outlets As 'Foreign Agents'
Russia's Justice Ministry designated nine media outlets, including Voice of America and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, under its new law.
Matt Lauer Releases Statement On Sexual Misconduct Allegations
The former "Today" show anchor faces allegations from multiple women, including an NBC employee.
NBC Ex-Anchor Matt Lauer Faces New Harassment Allegations
After NBC fired the former "Today" anchor, new reports shed more light on Matt Lauer's alleged sexual misconduct.
