In this 1972 file photo, 9-year-old Kim Phuc Phan Thi, center, ran with her brothers and cousins, followed by South ...

The decision casts fresh doubt over the authorship of “The Terror of War,” an image better known as “Napalm Girl,” after a ...

One of the most haunting images of the Vietnam War may not have been taken by the photographer it has long been credited to.

A documentary, “The Stringer,” called into question whether Nick Ut actually took the famous photograph in Vietnam. The AP’s yearlong probe couldn’t prove otherwise.

Vietnam War survivor Kim Phuc Phan Thi (left), also known as the “Napalm Girl,” poses with photojournalist ... including 9-year-old Phuc (center), as they run down Route 1 near Trang Bang ...

An organization that honored The Associated Press' Nick Ut with its “ photo of the year ” in 1973 for a picture of a girl running from a napalm attack in the Vietnam War says it has ...

The image became a powerful anti-war symbol, illustrating the atrocities of the Vietnam War ... to see a young girl who had pulled off her burning clothes and was running toward me.

Since its premiere at Sundance, 'The Stringer' has led to a divisive re-examination of the credit for the Pulitzer Prize–winning 1972 photograph that captured the horrors of the Vietnam War.

How the war’s most horrific photograph is now a litmus test for free speech in the era of social media. It’s a photo you may have already seen. Captured in stark black and white, several ...

Vietnamese photographer Nick Ut describes the day in June 1972 when he photographed a nine-year-old girl, Kim Phuc, fleeing her village after a napalm attack - a picture that won him a Pulitzer prize.