Matthew Fort, The Guardian's longtime Food and Drink editor, is very excited about the launch of his paper's new food section.

The New York Times has issued a very important correction to an article about the Libyan militia commander alleged to be one of the ringleaders of the Benghazi consulate attack that claimed the lives of four Americans, including ambassador J. Christopher Stevens:

On the face of it, it seems like readers of the Round Rock Leader aren't interested in voting for either President Obama or his GOP rival Mitt Romney.

Attempting to make President Obama look really bad, Fox & Friends put up a graphic yesterday comparing the "real unemployment rate" in 2009 versus today.

Washington Post editor and book critic Ron Charles tweeted this photo of colleague Dennis Drabelle holding up a correction letter he received from elementary school students in Bethesda, Maryland, calling it "our favorite correction letter ever."

In the immediate aftermath of the Supreme Court's highly anticipated ruling on the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate, every news organization in America nearly trampled over one another in an effort to be the first to report the story.

The 39-year-old West Virginian man who was reportedly injured in a random drive-by while hitchhiking in Montana confessed to police that he actually shot himself.