Terrorist Zarqawi Dead, Media Suspect Foul Play

If Osama bin Laden, Ayman al-Zawahiri, and all of al Qaeda’s leaders in Iraq and throughout the world laid down their arms and surrendered to American forces, would the media report it as good news? Judging from the initial press reaction to the killing of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi in Iraq by the American military on Wednesday, the answer appears to be no.In fact, this tepid response to the death of…

Lauer Swings and Misses at Hughes With Rumsfeld Grading

Times, UK: Bolton a 'Right-Winger' But No Label for UN Deputy Secretar

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'Today' Blacks Out Bilbray Bellwether in Favor of Rehash of Mideast Wo

Coulter Won't Buy Into Lauer's Liberal Logic

Reuters Suggests US Military Inquiry on Ishaqi a Whitewash

The headline reads 'US probe of Ishaqi killings no surprise for Iraqis.' You might have thought the headline and accompanying article were from Al-Jazeera. But no, it's Reuters that wrote the headline that, dripping with skepticism, suggests that the US military inquiry that cleared American soldiers from wrongdoing in connection with the killing of civilians at Ishaqi was a whitewash. That same…

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O'Reilly: No More 'Boots on the Ground in a Hostile Arab Country

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Matthews: U.S. in Iraq No Better Than 'Colonial Masters

Reuters Adopts Albright's Critique of W's 'Religious Absolutism