Update: Columbia Journalism Review Sees 'Galling Negligence' In NY Tim

Psychology Today Rips Conservatives While Praising Liberals

This one is really waaaay too funny, and will definitely require all drinking vessels, flammables, and sharp objects be safely stowed. Psychology Today magazine has a long study published in its January/February issue about the differing mindsets and personalities of conservatives and liberals. Who do you think the report praised, and who did it slam? Which ideological group was perceived as…

ABC News: It's 'OK For Girls To Go Wild'-- Our Teens and Sex

GMA’s Sawyer Speaks to 16 Female Senators: No War if Women Ran The W

On Wednesday, "Good Morning America" anchor Diane Sawyer spoke with all 16 female members of the Senate. The January 17 interview, broken up into two segments, ranged from silly questions, such as whether more women leaders could result in less war, to queries about whether America is too prejudiced to accept a female president. One question that did go unasked is whether Senator Barbara Boxer,…

NY Times Study On Women 'Living Without Spouse' Included 15-Year-Olds

Olbermann Cites NewsBusters' Coverage of '24' [Video

Keith Olbermann is scared. Not by the threat of terrorism in the United States. But at the notion that "24" might be raising Americans' awareness of the threat. And he has singled out NewsBusters for the role it has played in highlighting the issue. Olbermann devoted a Countdown segment this evening to "24", suggesting that its two-night, four-hour season opener should have been sufficient…

Decline in Marriage Laughing Matter For Early Show Crew

Particularly when you consider the ramifications for millions of children growing up without a two-parent family, the news that 51% of women in America now live without a spouse [up from 35% in 1950] is serious indeed. But the decline of the basic building block of society was nothing but a laughing matter for the boys of the Early Show.Rather than seeing any cause for concern, CBS displayed…

Paper: Conservatives Have 'No Qualms About Torturing' Prisoners

NY Times Reverses Field on Duke "Rape" Case

CBS News: We Report From the Middle, No Bias Here

Rich Rounds Up Broadway and Sends It Off Against the War

LA Times Columnist Says American Culture Is Being 'Undermined' By Soci

Bozell: The Ongoing, Ancient Problem of TV Violence

WA Post: In Review of TV's '24', A Shot at Dick Cheney