The NY Times and Israel: Still Reporting on a Slant

Israel's Military Strategy Not Good Enough for 'Gen.' Brian Williams

'Cease-Fire' Harry Smith Not Wild About Israel Crushing Hezbollah

'Today': Israel Used 'Pretext' to Attack Hezbollah

Israel might be defending itself on two fronts this morning, but that might not be enough. The Today show was attacking on at least three. And in a brief-but-telling moment, Andrea Mitchell gave away the blame-Israel game with a spontaneous shake of the head.Here's the gist of Today's reporting:Israel's offensive against Hezbollah is based on a 'pretext.'The Bush administration has dropped the…

Carville on Bush Foreign Policy: Six Variations on 'Failure' in Six Mi

Fourth of July Flashback: NBC's 'Terrorist' Founding Fathers

A Day in the Life of a Liberal Op-Ed Page: 'Mourn, Don't Celebrate the

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

CNN.com Falsely Says Iraq Supports Iranian Nuclear Weapons Programs

Over the weekend, Iraq's foreign minister, Hoshyar Zibari, and Iran's foreign affairs chief held a meeting to discuss, among other things, Iran's nuclear program. Afterward, the two held a press conference. CNN reported on the conference but instead of reporting that Iraq wanted Iran to guarantee its program was for peaceful purposes, the network implied that Iraq was backing its neighbor…

NYT: Iran's President "Clarifies His Stand on Holocaust

Media Notes Iranian Comments - Misses Their Meaning, Again