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Tarun J. Tejpal, an investigative journalist and editor of Tehelka magazine, was charged with raping a staff reporter in a hotel elevator late last year.

The online news organization said it was adding at least a dozen staff members as it opens operations based in Texas and London. It also plans several regional sites.

Stephen J. Kim agreed to serve a 13-month prison sentence for leaking classified C.I.A. information on North Korea to a Fox News reporter.

Other news outlets did important work to advance news of the bridge scandal in New Jersey, but it’s hard to overstate the importance of local journalistic vigilance.

Mr. Keller, an Op-Ed columnist who was executive editor of The Times from 2003 to 2011, will be editor in chief of The Marshall Project, a nonprofit journalism start-up focused on the criminal justice system.

Many in Turkey see the new laws as an effort to stem leaks in a corruption investigation of the prime minister and those close to him.

NHK is under criticism amid signs it is hewing to an agenda approved by the rightist government of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

The government told foreign correspondents that they are free to work in Egypt after prosecutors accused 20 journalists for Al Jazeera television of conspiring with the Muslim Brotherhood.

A 24-year-old man was charged in the beating of Randy Gener, a Filipino journalist, in Manhattan, but the police said the attack had not been motivated by bias.

A rush of new entrants to new media involves people. The latest, called Inside, is a news aggregator that aims to ignore news aggregators and point people to original content.