In hearings interrupted after Wendi Murdoch hits a man who threw shaving cream at her husband, Rupert and James defend themselves

LulzSec, the hacking group that previously went after Sony, is battling administrators from News Corp.'s The Sun newspaper

Former reporter talked with the New York Times about Coulson's role in phone hacking

Assistant commissioner John Yates resigns a day after his boss, commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson, does the same

Neil Wallis, former News editor a key suspect in the hacking scandal, worked for Metropolitan police chief Paul Stephenson and got him a perk at a spa

Former News International chair Les Hinton bows to pressure, following Rebekah Brooks out the door at News Corp.

Former News of the World editor says, "This time my resignation has been accepted"

Rupert Murdoch defended his company's response to the allegations in an interview with the WSJ

Calls are intensifying for a criminal investigation on this side of the Atlantic -- and there's that pesky shareholders' suit

Statement: "It has become clear that it is too difficult to progress in this climate"

The British correspondent defends the utter inferiority of his country's media

News Corp. says it will cooperate