The GOP presidential nominee is manipulating public opinion, the Democratic nominee is a victim. But is it really vice versa?

Many major news organizations accepted at face value Obama's denial that he backed comprehensive sex education for kindergartners. Reporters should have read the actual text of the bill.

CBS Face the Nation host says 'Saddleback Civil Forum on Presidency' made him uneasy because of belief in a 'separation.'

Two networks, two stories, one common theme.

Minnesota Republican Michele Bachman says the nation's largest abortion provider, with revenues of $1 billion, needs no help from the taxpayers.

Chastity enjoys a resurgence among some teen stars.

James Kirchick's column comes straight out of the homosexual political playbook.

Another guest's use of an expletive on the Today Show highlights the need to use time delays during live broadcasts.

An education story acknowledged the existence of Bill Ayers, an Obama colleague and cofounder of the violent terrorist group Weather Underground.

Writers blast away on religion, abortion and sexism.

The reaction of the media and assorted leftwingers to the GOP vice presidential nominee seems a trifle overwrought.

Wear a condom or become Republican.

Once again, AP gets a religion story wrong because of theological ignorance.

Five minutes into the family hour, the lame, recycled 90210 opened with – an oral sex scene.