Journalism Ethics
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NPR Retracts False Report of Justice Alito’s Retirement
NPR has retracted a report claiming Justice Samuel Alito was retiring after a veteran correspondent misheard Chief Justice John Roberts during a court session.
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Scott Pelley Accuses CBS Management of Editorial Bias Following Dismissal
Veteran correspondent Scott Pelley has publicly accused CBS News leadership of attempting to inject political bias into a ’60 Minutes’ segment, following his recent firing from the network.
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Dianna Russini, Mike Vrabel Face Fallout Following Resort Photos
NFL insider Dianna Russini has been sidelined by The Athletic amid an investigation, while Patriots coach Mike Vrabel skipped a press conference following the circulation of intimate photos taken in Arizona.
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Danika Mason Apologizes for Drinking Before Olympics Live Cross
Australian reporter Danika Mason apologized for appearing impaired during a live Winter Olympics report, admitting she had been drinking. Her public apology and explanation for the incident have drawn significant attention.
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2026 Supreme Court Docket: Examining High-Stakes Cases and the Unconfirmed Role of the ACLU in Initial Reports
Azat TV analyzes the Supreme Court’s 2026 docket, detailing major cases on transgender sports and birthright citizenship, while noting that current reports do not confirm the specific involvement of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
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Unverified Claims: Examining the Alleged Lisa Marie Presley and John Travolta Story
Azat TV investigates an intriguing, yet unsubstantiated, claim about Lisa Marie Presley and John Travolta found in external references, emphasizing the critical importance of verified facts in journalism.