Overdramatic Andrea Elliott: Opponents of a Muslim public school and its principal Debbie Almontaser are part "of a growing and organized movement to stop Muslim citizens who are seeking an expanded role in American public life."

This picture spoke more than 1,000 words.

An anti-Sally Kern rally of 300 made the New York Times. Almost no press mentions of the pro-Kern rally numbering at least 1,500.

Co-plaintiff gets unchallenged platform to claim military services have become 'government-paid missionaries.'

So Barack Obama is feeling like a pimp?

Reporter Laurie Goodstein never labels the Episcopal hierarchy, which has rejected Biblical teaching on homosexuality, as 'liberal.'

Filmmaker Paul Verhoeven is about to publish a 'realistic' biography of Christ, and hopes to follow with a movie.

Neither the LA Times nor Reuters reported that comprehensive sex education -- condoms and contraceptives -- receives 12 times more funding than no-sex-before-marriage programs.

Big Media's reviewers panned the movie, but the public had the last laugh.

Skin mag staff writer gets 'Honorable' Mention for the Wistar Institute Science Journalism Award.

CMI Director Robert Knight analyzes CNNs faith-based conversation at Messiah College with Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama and reveals a bias toward equating compassion with government action, not personal responsibility.

MTV brings Tila Tequila back for a second, misnamed Shot at Love.

TIME and HBO offend veterans and Catholics in the name of environmentalism and comedy. Too bad.

ABC was right to ask about Obama's judgment and patriotism, and Hillary's honesty.