Christmas is coming. Time to besmirch the holiday.

Folding the trampled security guard into a story about giddy bargain hunters is disrespectful and crass.

Veteran journalist, educator and author brings decades of experience to Culture and Media Institute's Board of Advisors.

The Today show fails to suggest that couples forced to stay together for economic reasons should try to reconcile.

Kids spend more time with media than they do anything else, except sleep. Why are we surprised it impacts their behavior?

The Washington Post's religion maven advises the Obamas on the perfect church to attend.

Magazine's sexiest movies ever list favors anything but the marital bed.

Nightline twists economic turmoil into a feature on the world's oldest profession but never questions morality.

Florida school bars holiday decor, while two California schools give the ax to kindergarteners dressing as Pilgrims and Indians

Appearing on PBS, the liberal media magnate advocates population control as the right thing to do.

A California congresswoman thinks it's no big deal to be pregnant and not married.

Hollywood's lawyers are arguing against the FCC's legalistic definition of profanity (and common sense) when they suggest that when people use the F-word, it doesn't always have a sexual connotation.

Homosexuals enraged over Prop. 8 physically and sexually assault a group of religious believers innocently praying in a public place, and this isn't news?

How can a politician say he supports man-woman marriage when he opposes the Defense of Marriage Act?