Reporter Jennifer Steinhauer seems a little crabby about Republicans reading the Constitution on the House floor: "If you are a member of the House and you plan to read the text of the Constitution on the floor, it's probably a good idea to have already taken the oath to support and defend it first."

While sniffing over the "theatrical production of unusual pomposity" put on by the incoming Republican Congress for daring to require "that every bill cite its basis in the Constitution," Times editors revealed their historical ignorance by getting the Constitution's "three-fifth's compromise" totally wrong.

Media ignores legitimate stories to report on witchcraft, Koran-burning and Russian spies.

'Today' Show fawned over a cross-dressing five-year-old and his book-touting mother.

As CMI reported last month, Society of Professional Journalists Diversity Committee urges reporters to use pro-immigrant term; SPJ itself now backs off.

The Latin singer's latest song is sexually explicit and profane – will media dismiss?

Forget the secular holiday, Dec. 25 is about the greatest gift of all.

Besotted lefty media falls over itself conjuring comparisons to anti-American hacker.

He's the reason for the season, but networks mum on Jesus in Christmas coverage.

Professional journalism group goes all in for illegals with PC guidelines.

But the evidence doesn't seem to support this conclusion.

Wait: I thought this was just about high school students? Julia Preston belatedly reports some of the actual features of the "Dream Act" amnesty program: "The lead sponsor of the Senate bill, Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, made changes to it in an effort to attract more votes, lowering the maximum age for eligibility to 29 from 35, and tightening the exclusion of immigrants with…

WikiLeaks founder hailed by journalists as folk hero, renegade.

Family Research Council listed alongside KKK, Nazi Party.