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Here are today's news items from Media Matters for America--by Biodun Iginla , BBC News
Wednesday, November 11, 2009 Here are today's news items from Media Matters for America, click on the title or 'read more' to read the entirety of each story. Huck PAC -- which Huckabee promoted on Fox...
Tags: bbc news Media Matters for America, biodun iginla, Fox News Channel, Andrew Napolitano, falsely claims, Barack Obama, John Breaux, Environmental skepticism, Media Matters for America, Social Issues, Politics, Rupert Murdoch, New York City, Doug Hoffman, house health, Sean Hannity
Bayer company sued over multivitamin claim
Frankfurt :: Germany | about 1 month ago
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The Center for Science in the Public Interest alleges in a California lawsuit that the Bayer drug company made a false claim regarding a multivitamin product. The center alleges in a news release Thursday that Bayer incorrectly claimed users of Men's...
Tags: Bayer AG, Bayer Labels, prostate cancer, falsely claims, U.S, QLT Inc., The Center for Science
Apprentice star made false claims
Loughton :: United Kingdom | about 1 year ago
Credibility One of the stars of BBC show The Apprentice has been convicted of falsely claiming housing benefits. Tre Azam, 29, of Loughton, Essex, who finished third in the 2007 series of Sir Alan Sugar's show, was sentenced to 80 hours community service. Chelmsford...
Tags: Tre Azam, falsely claims, apprentice star
Nicolas Cage Wins Libel Battle
London :: United Kingdom | about 1 year ago
Credibility Oscar winner Nicolas Cage today won a libel action against the Daily Mail and actor Kathleen Turner over false allegations that he had twice been arrested for drink-driving and had stolen a dog.
Tags: nicolas cages, Kathleen Turner, London, falsely claims, Nicolas Cage, libel suit, turner apologized, arrested twice, peggy sue, Ms. Turner
3 Arab men denounce terrorism at AFA talk
Afa :: Nigeria | about 1 year ago
Credibility Walid Shoebat, Zak Anani and Kamal Saleem - spoke as part of a three-day conference on terrorism hosted by cadets, in concert with New York's Columbia University. The three described bloody pasts as members of terrorist groups in the Middle East,
Tags: falsely claims, Muslim, muslim terrorists
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