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The list includes Kathy Ireland, Lori Greiner, John Leguizamo, Clay Aiken, Paul Hollywood and Michael Dell.

New movie "The Post" focuses on The Washington Post's publication of the Pentagon Papers. Read the true story behind the controversial papers.

Here's everything the Hollywood producer has said in trying to deflect, contest, or excuse accusations of sexual harassment.

The American Center for Law and Justice obtained hundreds of pages of emails between reporters and Department of Justice communications staff.

The newspaper is seeking an apology as Trump's claim the paper leaked information becomes his latest attack on the press.

Newspaper corrects suggestion that Palin PAC's mailer helped incite the Giffords' shooting.

The Times needs to hold itself accountable, especially during the Trump era.

The newspaper has decided that the only true journalism these days is anti-Trump.

President Donald Trump has repeatedly denounced the press for what he calls “fake news.”

THe New York Times broke the news on Tuesday, citing military officials briefed on an internal investigation.

Margaret Sullivan calls on the newspaper to re-examine its original findings and take on criticism from salon owners.

Joe Biden appears to refute Maureen Dowd.

A blog post quickly came from a 'Times' editor with his own remarks.

How did The New York Times review Harper Lee's book before everyone else? They snagged a secret copy.

While decrying a visa program for foreign workers, the Grey Lady is using it to hire workers.

Artisanal pencils are so hot right now.

Following a 'New York Times' investigation, Governor Cuomo announces a task force to crack down on violations.

James Risen faces questions about how he got information on a CIA effort to undermine Iran's nuclear weapons program.

With the results in, we can see who was right and who was wrong.

'What's the big deal?' the Slovenian intellectual asks

One of the paper’s distribution partners deemed the paper “too sensitive for local printing”

Abramson will be replaced by Dean Baquet, the current managing editor of the newspaper

The former executive editor is jumping into a startup focused on criminal justice run by Neil Barsky, a hedge fund manager

The NY Times Magazine looks to the stars to predict 2016 and that ghost ship of cannibal rats may be hoaxish