Deciding to bring up your own children is a supreme expression of personal responsibility, but CBS attacks moms who choose motherhood just days before Mother's Day.

Isn't it newsworthy that a majority of American college faculty members hold unfavorable views of evangelical Christians?

The Public Broadcasting System is planning to air a documentary certain to offend Catholics scant weeks after canceling a documentary for fear of offending Muslims.

Manipulation of the media is alive and well in America.

"Where some see a bridge between cultures, others see an 'Islamist agenda.'" Guess which one the Times thinks you should see?

It doesn't get any more hypocritical than a recording company using federal law to stifle free speech critical of its lewd and lascivious rapper while wrapping the First Amendment around him.

Simmons declared, I think that children, and parents, and everyone else who doesn't really understand the hip-hop community should have a choice....we want people to choose what they want. And if you turn on mainstream radio, you shouldn't have to hear these words.

News report avoids the real story: the House hate crimes vote.

Neil MacFarquhar finds a new passport design 'rife' with patriotic imagery.

ABC makes the most of its 'exclusive' on the 'D.C. Madam' case

Couric acknowledges that the call to remove offensive words from rap music is a question of social responsibility, not censorship.

Footage of embarrassing rant precedes announcement that O'Donnell is leaving The View at the end of the season.

Diane Sawyer delivers hit piece based on the story of one disappointed lesbian.