Fox Sends Statement to CAIR Concerning ‘24’ and Ethnic Groups
Noel Sheppard
Gregory's Depiction of Dem Iraq Maneuvering Wins Bill Bennett's Praise
Mark Finkelstein
Weather Channel Climatologist Wants Global Warming Skeptics Decertifie
If you had any doubt concerning just how hot the global warming debate is going to get, this item should convince you about the seriousness of the pending war over the value of junk science. A prominent climatologist working for The Weather Channel has suggested that on air meteorologists be stripped of their credentials if they express any skepticism concerning global climate change.Think I’m…
Noel Sheppard
Katie Couric, Feminist Blogger: America Should Be More Like Rwanda
Tim Graham
Jefferson, Adams, Paine... You're Fined $200,000 By The Fed. Gov't
Warner Todd Huston
Olbermann Hates ‘24’, NewsBusters, and All References to Terrorism
Noel Sheppard
Disparate Treatment As LA Times Toasts Obama's Announcement
Dave Pierre
Networks Distort Overseas Terrorist Surveillance Into 'Domestic Spying
Brent Baker
One-Way Welna: NPR's Unanimous Anti-War Soldier Protest Story
Tim Graham
Media Myth: The Recession/Depression of
Hint: It Never Happened
Julia A. Seymour
Newsweek Plays Spiritual Jackass
Newsweek column serves to ridicule and undermine religious faith.
Kristen Fyfe
CBS PublicEye Blogger: Alfonsi Wasn't Biased Enough
She practically blamed Mel Gibson* for why diet supplements are not regulated as drugs by the FDA and attempted to scare viewers with the extreme case of a woman's nose falling off, but Sharyn Alfonsi's hit pieces on nutrition supplement makers weren't biased enough for CBS's in-house blogger-cum-media critic Brian Montopoli.: "The real problem is that any topical product such as the one…
Ken Shepherd
CBS Prescribes Regulation for Herbal Supplements
But reporter Alfonsi's stories were anemic when it came to presenting the industry's defense.
Ken Shepherd
Networks Link Economy to Depression/Recession; No Wonder We're Depress
The 2006 collapse never came, so now journalists are looking to 2007 to make their gloomy predictions look smart.
