Doesn't the Associated Press have any religion reporters familiar with evangelical culture and theology?

Huffington Post suggests that applying Christian values to public policy is inappropriate.

US Weekly, a tabloid owned by an Obama supporter, impugns the character of the GOP vice presidential candidate in this week's cover story.

Since GOP presidential candidate John McCain announced Alaska's governor would be his running mate, the dirt-diggers have been working around the clock.

The media are trying to define the GOP vice presidential nominee before the public gets to know the real person.

With friends like Madonna and Ludacris, who needs enemies?

During his speech at the Democratic convention, however, Pennsylvania Senator Bob Casey, Jr. didn't really reach out to pro-lifer voters at all.

Nets, newspapers were also promoting Gardasil before the side effects were known.

McCain doesn't know how many houses his wife owns – that's news. Obama is allowing his own brother to live in destitution in Kenya, and bought his property with the help of a slumlord now serving time – that's not news.

NBC's Morning Joe hosts failed to challenge Linda Douglass on Obama's extreme pro-abortion record.

Obama's above my pay grade statement prompts pro-abortion Speaker of the House to spin the teachings of the Catholic Church.

Network finally covers the negative side of the cervical cancer vaccine story.

Religion-despising comedian promotes his new comedy film, calls Rick Warren pope of the super-Christies

Nancy Gibbs suggests McCain's stance could lead to more abortions.