Valentine's Day: Ladies' Mags Tout S-E-X not Love

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Women say they want romance.  Women's magazines peddle sex.

Valentine's Day: Have the Ladies' Mags Lost the Love

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Valentine's Day: Women say they want romance. Women's magazines dish out S-E-X.

All the 'Gay' News That's Fit to Print

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Homosexual activists knocking a Snickers ad off the air is news, but homosexual activists threatening the life of a political rival isn't?

Why Are Heavyweight Republicans Talking to "Has-Been" Falwell

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Reuters implies the Rev. Jerry Falwell is no longer important, but GOP presidential candidates are beating a path to his door.

Weird Men from Mars and Chevy

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This year's Super Bowl ads illustrate the sharp divide in American culture.

ABC Hits Home Run with New Segment on Faith

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Woman who refused an abortion and delivered a child conceived through rape is treated with sensitivity.

NBC and the Cancer Vaccine that Isn't

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Gardasil is a vaccine against a sexually transmitted disease, not against cancer – the media should start getting the story right.

Friends of God Not Friendly to Evangelicals

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Why bother trying to discover who evangelical Christians are, when all you're really doing is reinforcing tired old stereotypes?

Super Bowl Promoters Make Offensive Calls

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NFL cracks down on a church, but plays footsie with a racy advertiser.

Blasphemy Redux

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Nightline gives more free publicity to a juvenile media stunt.

Media Turn Blind Eye to College's Cross-Spurning Intolerance

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A university president insults traditional Christianity and undermines the First Amendment, but is virtually ignored by mainstream journalists.

Whitewashing the Reds (and the Blues, Blacks and Yellows

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Radical leftists defaced the Capitol during Saturday's anti-Iraq War demonstration, and the media covered it up.

TV Critics Smear "Scary" Bible Belt

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Worldnetdaily Column: CMI's Robert Knight and Kristen Fyfe blast reviews of HBO documentary about evangelical Christianity

The Black Hole of Sundance

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The 2007 Sundance festival has reached a new low with a strange, yet highly publicized film called Zoo.