By Benjamin Mullin The photo is indelible, and its importance unmistakable: a Vietnamese girl burned by napalm, naked and screaming, her arms outstretched in despair. It drove home the ...

World Press Photo announced Friday it will suspend the authorship attribution of The Terror of War, also known as "Napalm Girl," the iconic photograph taken in 1972 ...

World Press Photo has cast fresh doubt over the authorship of “The Terror of War,” a picture better known as “Napalm Girl,” amid growing debate about one of ...

The black and white photo of a severely burned Vietnamese girl, running naked down a road after a 1972 napalm attack in southern Vietnam helped alter perceptions of the war and remains a potent ...

Following a thorough investigation prompted by the bombshell claims of the documentary film The Stringer, a cloud of doubt hangs over the authorship of The Terror of ...

According to the organization (PDF), new investigations have cast considerable doubt on whether Ut actually took the famous "Napalm Girl" photo from the Vietnam War. According to World Press Photo ...

The Associated Press news agency will continue to credit one of its most distinctive photos, "Napalm Girl" taken during the Vietnam War, to photographer Nick Ut despite questions about who took it, ...

After a documentary called into question whether Nick Ut snapped the famous “Napalm Girl” photograph during ... Knight met with Carl Robinson, the photo editor in the AP’s bureau in Saigon ...

World Press Photo said Friday it removed US-Vietnamese photographer Nick Ut’s name as the person credited for one of history’s most iconic pictures, the Vietnam war image “Napalm Girl ...