CBS News and the National Guard
A look at what went wrong with the 60 Minutes report from Sept. 8 questioning President Bush's service in the Texas Air National Guard that cited documents that later appeared to be forgeries.

USA Today and Jack Kelley
A report on the journalistic fraud committed by USA Today's former star correspondent, Jack Kelley, and the paper's aggressive investigation into the matter.

The New York Times and Jayson Blair
The New York Times made headlines of its own in May 2003 after former reporter Jayson Blair resigned amid charges of large-scale plagiarism and fabrication.

Interactive: Making the Ethical Choice
Are the ethical choices journalists must make always black or white? Test your own decision-making skills in this interactive of ten scenarios that represent challenges to basic newsroom standards reporters routinely face.

Forum: Credibility in Question and Newsroom Ethics
What ethical standards should journalists strive to uphold? What constitutes a breach of these standards? And how should news organizations improve public confidence in their ability to report fairly and thoroughly? Michael Getler, ombudsman for The Washington Post, and Jay Rosen, chairman of New York University's Journalism Department and author of the pressthink.org blog, answer your questions.