ABC: North Korea Has Rational 'Historic Fear' of U.S. Worsened by Bush

Brent Baker

NBC's Today Despairs That Team Bush Ruined Clinton Progress in North K

Tim Graham

Ted Turner Opposes Media Showing Flags, Unsure of His Side in War on T

Noel Sheppard

CBS Ignores How Most Say Foley Makes 'No Difference,' Stresses Bad New

A new CBS News/New York Times poll discovered, that despite day after day pounding from the news media, two-thirds said the Foley matter will make “no difference” in how they vote -- with 72 percent of independents saying so as well as a majority of Democrats (51 percent). But, Monday's CBS Evening News ignored that response as Katie Couric and Bob Schieffer found plenty of other bad news for…
Brent Baker

Hardball or T-Ball? C'mon Chris: Stop Being a Softy

Mark Finkelstein

Newsmags Push Democratic Wave in 2006, But Fought Rising GOP Tide in

Rich Noyes

WashPost: Pro-Abortion Democrats Aren't Liberal, They Fit In The 'Part

Tim Graham

Dixie Chicks Rep. Calls FreeRepublic Founder a 'Coward

Greg Sheffield

ABC’s Sawyer: Does America Have the Right to Stop a Nuclear North Ko

Scott Whitlock

Network News Vet: More Saw Liberal Bias Than 'Anyone' in Media 'Had Es

On FNC's two-hour Sunday special (8-10pm EDT) to mark the channel's tenth anniversary, former CBS News and MSNBC executive Erik Sorenson articulated what the AP's David Bauder last week paraphrased him as acknowledging: How New York-based news media executives were so out of touch that they did not recognize the depth of belief in liberal media bias into which FNC tapped. “There was a full-on…
Brent Baker

'Doonesbury' Creator Condemns Muhammad Cartoons

Greg Sheffield

Check Out Newsweek's Notion of a Fair-and-Balanced Bush-Foley Photo

Of all the photos of President Bush and Mark Foley available, this is the one Newsweek chose for its big story on the scandal this week.UPDATE 10-20-2006: The New York Times is displaying the same photo in its online edition of today. Seems that this is the photo of choice in the MSM. Hat tip to Gary Hall.
Mark Finkelstein

CNN Reads Pro-Nuclear Bomb E-Mail: The World Should ‘Congratulate

At the conclusion of CNN’s "Your World Today," which features an international take on the news of the day, anchors Stephen Frazier and Rosemary Church read a variety of e-mails on North Korea’s testing of nuclear weapons. Only in the morally relativistic world of CNN, where all opinions are equal, could a letter like this repeated aloud: Church: "And a completely different view. Soh, from…
Scott Whitlock

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