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

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.

TIME editor tells MSNBC 'there needs to be a real effort along the lines of World War II to combat global warming and climate change.'

Condoms don't protect against HPV.

I went into the screening of Expelled bored. I came out of it stunned.

Article discusses religion without a clear understanding of what religion really is.

If you are the parent of a kid who plays video games, this site's for you.

Why didn't Campbell Brown and Jon Meacham ask the tough questions?

When the search for truth is confused with political advocacy, the pursuit of knowledge is reduced to the quest for power. – Alston Chase

There were too many examples of anti-Pope bias to list before Benedict even set foot on American soil.

The Rev. Jeremiah Wright's explosive accusation against Thomas Jefferson was not reported by the Associated Press and the Chicago Sun-Times, though the audio is on the newspaper's Web site.