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Katie Couric interview with Jayson Blair on Dateline NBS.

As embattled Fox News host Bill O’Reilly continues to fend off allegations of embellishing his reporting experiences, two new recordings have recently emerged calling his accounts into even greater question.On Monday, Mother Jones' David Co...

CBS News has responded to Fox News host Bill O'Reilly's request and released the footage of its coverage of the conflict between the United Kingdom and Argentina during the 1982 Falklands War.O'Reilly has come under fire after Mother Jones called...

Charges O’Reilly with failing to properly abridge his reporting.

Fox News host Bill O'Reilly threatened a New York Times reporter on Monday night, promising to come after the reporter "with everything I have" if he felt that any of the reporter's coverage about his Falklands war controversy was inappropriate. "Mr. O’Reilly’s efforts to refute the claims by Mother Jones and some...

Media critic Howard Kurtz turned the spotlight on his own failings Sunday, using his CNN show to offer a lengthy apology for an error-filled column this week -- a fiasco that was followed by the announcement that he would no longer be employed by The Daily Beast. But Kurtz, who wrote and then failed to adequately correct an article about NBA player Jason Collins' coming out as gay, peppered his response with defenses of his career despite a record of mistakes in recent years. "The mistake that I made was sloppy and inexcusable," Kurtz said on CNN's "Reliable Sources." "I'm not going to offer any extenuating circumstances. I screwed up."

Bill O’Reilly’s account of a 1982 riot in Argentina is being sharply contradicted by seven other journalists who were his colleagues and were also there at the time.

Fox host calls David Corn a ‘liar’

A brief history of the Falklands War

Bill O’Reilly’s account of a 1982 riot in Argentina is being sharply contradicted by seven other journalists who were his colleagues and were also there at the time.

Back during the Vietnam War, CBS news anchorman Walter Cronkite was judged in the polls to be "the most trusted man in America" for his straightforward nightly reports. When he went to Vietnam and returned saying the war was "mired in stalemate," it was widely reported that President Lyndon Johnson had observed, "If I've lost Cronkite, I've lost Middle America" — or some variation thereof.

Was Brian Williams a victim of false memory?

'Daily Show' anchor confronts his friend's, and the media's, mistakes

Brian Williams is stepping aside from his "NBC Nightly News" amid mounting questions about the accuracy of a story he told about an Iraq War mission in 2003.