New Yorker June 1 Cover Excludes Black, Female GOP Candidates
AP Fails to Report Obama's Claim That 'Our War in Afghanistan' Is Over
'SNL' Awkwardly Notes (Not Mocks) Fear of Drawing Muhammad
NBC's Saturday Night Live awkwardly made fun of things you just cannot depict at risk of death. In a TV game show called Picture Perfect -- that looked a little like Pictionary and a little like NBC's own Hollywood Game Night -- cast member Bobby Moynihan (complete with Chris Farley-esque hair) was asked to draw an image of "The Prophet Muhammad." "Hilarity" ensued when he and fellow cast…
Politifact Rules Chris Cuomo's First Amendment Claims Were 'False'
AP Tweet: Geller ‘Has No Regrets’ About Event 'That Ended in 2 Deaths'
Cuomo Dubiously Claims: 'Hate Speech is Excluded from Protection'
CNN Wonders If Muhammad Cartoon Group is 'Looking for More Violence'
NBC Skips 'Islamic Extremists' or 'Terrorists' Labels for TX Shooters
In covering the failed terrorist attack at a Prophet Mohammad cartoon event in Texas, NBC neglected to describe the two gunmen on Monday evening as “Islamic extremists” or “terrorists,” while ABC, CBS, and NBC prominently touted the Southern Poverty Law Center’s (SPLC) description of AFDI as an “anti-Muslim” or “anti-Islamic” “hate group.”
Matthews Blames the Victim: AFDI 'Caused' Attack in Garland, Texas
CNN Touts 'Hate Group' Claim Against Group Targeted in Texas Attack
MSNBC’s Roberts Lets SPLC’s Potok Compare AFDI to Klan
Nets on TX Shooting: Event Hosted By 'Notorious' 'Anti-Muslim Group'
After armed gunmen opened fire at a free speech event in Texas on Sunday, all three networks on Monday chided the sponsor organization as "notorious" or "controversial." The American Freedom Defense Initiative created a contest to draw the Prophet Muhammad and while ABC's Good Morning America covered the details of the attack, co-host George Stephanopoulos wondered: "How about the event itself…
AP Ignored Indicators of Islamist Involvement in Texas Terror Attack