ABC positively reports on a prayer network for celebrities but can't avoid the tabloid trap.

The press took umbrage at the D.C. District Court's broad interpretation of the Constitution, which recognized an individual right to keep and bear arms and shot down D.C.'s gun ban as unconstitutional. Will the Supreme Court uphold the right of self-defense?

While the vets proudly marched nearby, the second oldest university in the nation was officially dissing the faith that launched the American Revolution as -- you guessed it -- not inclusive enough.

Will the slugger do what's best for baseball and for the nation, and accept responsibility for what he's done? Or will he continue his selfish, feeble effort to protect himself?

Newsweek's religion writer gets it wrong on Jefferson, Reagan, statistical analysis…

The conflict between the media, personal responsibility and respect for religion.

The conflict between the media, personal responsibility and respect for religion.

How is it that the wife of an impeached president, the policy architect of a 1300-page left-wing health-care fiasco, and the document-shredding stonewaller of a welter of scandals turn her controversial career and bizarre First Marriage into assets, and not liabilities? How is that Team Clinton, disgraced and disgraceful, is back for another presidential run? Credit the national news media.

ABC ridicules Georgia governor Sonny Perdue for asking God to relieve a drought.

Lenders and related companies are blamed for borrowers' debt troubles six times as often as borrowers, according to a new study of network media coverage.

Fox, NBC honor American military veterans without playing politics.

On Veteran's Day, the cable network says America's treatment of retired servicemen is a national shame.

Isn't it a bit perverse to head into the Christmas holiday season hyping an atheist fantasy movie for kids?