As sales plunge and the automaker cuts jobs, the year-long action by a major pro-family group goes unreported.

Since March 2006, the AFA and 18 other pro-family organizations have targeted Ford over the company's donations to homosexual political groups and advertisements in homosexual-themed magazines. Ford's sales have fallen in 10 of the last 12 months compared with the year before. The media are ignoring the boycott in spite of Ford's plummeting sales figures.

Gay marriage is not recognized in Florida or California, where Disney's amusement parks are located. The ceremonies that will be performed on the company's properties and cruise ships will not be weddings.

Cooper addressed topics apparently chosen to refute Christian faith or draw attention to controversies, not to understand what billions of people believe and why they believe it.

In his lead-in to the last story of Holy Thursday's NBC Nightly News broadcast, a report on the growing trend of company-provided chaplains in the workplace, anchor Brian Williams acknowledges we are a very religious nation.

House writers choose to value life, at least for an hour in prime time.

Cultural elites launch a veritable blizzard of attacks on religion during Christianity's holiest time of the year.

A horror movie director delights in making people sick with on-screen violence, despite the correlation between watching violence and real-life aggression.

Beginning on February 26, the news and entertainment media have fired a stunning barrage of criticism at religious beliefs, religious practice, and religious symbols. Nothing is too sacred to attack this year, not even the most crucial teachings of Judaism and Christianity.

The CBS-owned cable network is buying another season of The L Word despite its shrinking audience.

Coming out is to be praised, as is attending the world's largest lesbian party.

68 percent of Americans, including majorities in every demographic group, believe the media are contributing to moral decline.

Cohen even proposes a rationale few philosophers, or journalism professors, would embrace: that emotional truth trumps intellectual truth.

From time to time we hear about zany professors of popular culture using their academic credentials to elevate the most aggressively offensive and potty-mouthed TV shows into the Great Works of Western Civilization.