The state's largest newspaper, and the oldest in the nation, The Hartford Courant, hasn't covered the case on its news pages since it was argued last May. But that doesn't mean the paper has kept its bias in the closet.

San Francisco Planned Parenthood chapter uses gay character to pitch the pill, the patch and latex.

Apparently in today's TV landscape it includes bloody murders and dialogue filled with sexual slang.

Second 'Shot at Love,' plus a new spin-off, a transgender dating show, and an attempt by Cher to capitalize on daughter's lesbianism are in the works.

Fish on banner nets more critical attention.

A look at some of the entertainment triumphs and tragedies of 2007.

The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Bible fires back at the cultural clout atheists in America have been enjoying.

CBS's Katie Couric gives us insight into how the presidential candidates view character.

NBC's story slants to the left, but at least they covered the War on Christmas.

If it wasn't so commercially calculated, it might sound like Tourette 's syndrome.

NBC's story slants to the left, but at least they covered the War on Christmas.

Media ignores the fact that it takes two to create a baby, not just a girl.

Theres good news and bad news this Christmas. Americans are successfully putting the Christmas back into the holiday, but the Grinches are pettier than ever.

CBS correspondent Lesley Stahl devotes 10 minutes in a 12 minute segment to arguments in favor of homosexuals serving openly in the United States military.