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Fervent online supporters of Matthew Keys say the journalist was just taking part in an online prank that briefly altered the Los Angeles Times’ website

The LA Times’ Timothy Rutten appears to have falsely attributed a quote to former McCain aide Mark Salter and then used it to attack him

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Private remark captured via voicemail when Brown failed to properly end the call

With 44 games left in the regular season, the Dodgers trail the first-place San Diego Padres by 10 games in the National League West

The deceased senator was not only a KKK member but led his local Klan chapter

Much of the mainstream media, especially in their opinion pages and talking-head analysis, have crossed the line into propaganda. Where bias reflects a particular way of looking at the world that emphasizes some facts over others, propaganda is an echo-chamber effort to skew facts in order to serve a larger “truth”

It has been big news everywhere that ‘Shrek Forever After’ took a big tumble at the box office this weekend, barely scraping together $71 million in revenues

Armstrong dramatically crashed out of the Amgen Tour of California, caught in a tangle of at least 20 falling cyclists, leaving the race with a bloodied eye and swollen elbow

There is no going back. Iraq must settle its politics, form a government, roll up its sleeves, and begin to serve the people who put them there.

The Internet has been a revolutionary technology that has empowered the little guy, but not for the reasons Free Press and others neutrality advocates think

The voice is apologetic, the posture accommodating, the presence appreciative. But the aura remains. Tiger Woods still has it, still works it, still lords it over a game he embarrassed and players he compromised

Jimmy Chitwood in ‘Hoosiers’ made the most of his one big shot – when his character Valainis calmly sinks the game-winning jumper to give the Hickory High Huskers the 1952 Indiana state title

Huggins, a West Virginia native and former player who returned to his alma mater in 2007, put the Mountaineers on the path to their first Final Four since 1959

In the midst of California’s fiscal crisis a report has been released by a state board that says a host of new climate regulatory measures will cost barely anything