New Republic Cover Story: Clinton, Dubya Owe Their Presidencies to...O

Tom Johnson

Via Google News: ‘Republicans Return to Their Homophobic, Right-Wing

As previously reported by NewsBusters here, here, and here, Google has been canceling its News relationship with conservative websites for what it has deemed as “hate speech.”Well, let’s see what Google News doesn’t view as “hate speech,” shall we? With a hat tip to a NewsBusters reader, Google News Saturday morning posted the following article from Capital Hill Blue: “Republicans Return to Their…
Noel Sheppard

Media Flush With Ideas About Saving Energy

Dan Gainor

NPR’s Totenberg Scolds ABC on Hastert: 'That Seems to Have Been a Bo

Brent Baker

GDP Soars and Unemployment Drops; CBS’s Lead: 'The Economy is Slowin

A week after ignoring the announcement of a roaring 5.3 percent GDP growth rate in the first quarter, and on the day unemployment fell a tenth of a point to 4.6 percent -- the lowest level since July of 2001 -- the CBS Evening News decided to lead Friday with how, as anchor Russ Mitchell put it: “There are new signs this evening that the economy is slowing down.” Reporter Anthony Mason asserted…
Brent Baker

Reuters Reports: London Journos Call to Boycott Yahoo

Warner Todd Huston

Weekend Captionfest

Original caption to this AP photo: "President Bush answers a reporter's question during his meeting with Rwanda's President Paul Kagame in the Oval Office of the White House Wednesday, May 31, 2006 in Washington."
Matthew Sheffield

No-No Norah Doesn't Disclose Guests Are Partisan Dems

Mark Finkelstein

Harry Smith's Cronkite Moment

Michael Rule

Fresh From Her Royal NBC Farewell, Couric Says She'll End 'Pretentious

Tim Graham

ABC Takes a Swipe at American Auto Industry

Gibson continues media focus on declining Big Three automakers, despite other companies new factories.
Ken Shepherd

The May Employment/Unemployment Report: Some Perspective, Please

The good news: The unemployment rate of 4.6% is the lowest since June 2001. The not-as-good news: The jobs increase of 75,000 is even smaller than indicated by May's figure alone, as March and April were revised downward by 25,000 and 12,000, respectively. So the net increase in the number of people working is at the end of May is 38,000 than what was originally reported at the end of April. I…
Tom Blumer

At Home With Garrison Keillor, Public Broadcasting Plutocrat

Tim Graham

NY Times Takes Iraqi PM Out of Context: Plus, the Word No Other Media

Clay Waters