More CNN Diversity Cash: Net Pledges $50,000 to Anti-"Redskins" Journa

Tim Graham
 

AP’s Betty Friedan Obituary Whitewashes Her Known Communist Roots

In her obituary following the death of Betty Friedan this past Saturday, AP National Writer Hillel Italie summarized Friedan's first and most influential book, "The Feminine Mystique," in these terms: Few books have so profoundly changed so many lives as did Friedan's 1963 best seller. Her assertion that a woman needed more than a husband and children was a radical break from the Eisenhower era…
Tom Blumer
 

Double Standard: NYT Sides with Muslims, but "Piss Christ" Foes Were C

Clay Waters
 

Wallace, But Not Stephanopoulos, Raises National Security Damage from

Brent Baker
 

Lauer: Why No Muslim Riots over Beheadings, 9/11? Richardson: Diplomac

Mark Finkelstein
 

Toles on CNN with Same Line: Amputee Cartoon Illustrates "A Reality, A

Tim Graham
 

World Can't Wait Protest Sign Depicts Beheaded President Bush

Robin Boyd
 

NBC Spin Control: We Take Back That "Cruci-fixins" Joke Plot

Tim Graham
 

Newsweek's Correction: Oops, Jerry Falwell Doesn't Have An "Assault Mi

Tim Graham
 

Time Demonstrates Media Template on Terrorist Surveillance Program

The mainstream press absolutely refuses to cast the NSA terrorist surveillance program in anything other than a negative light. The latest example is this piece from Time Magazine. In addition to continued use of the adjective "domestic" when talking about international calls ("U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales speaks about domestic wiretapping policies at Georgetown University"), the…
Lyford Beverage
 

Julian Phillips, Muslim Rioting Apologist: "Different Religion, Differ

Mark Finkelstein
 

Eleanor Clift Castigates Alan Greenspan for Giving “Green Light” t

Brent Baker
 

Hollywood Execs Wonder: 'Why Didn't I Think of That

Greg Sheffield
 

CBS Skips How Public Sees Media as “Harder” on Bush, Democrats

Introducing a Friday CBS Evening News story on the state of the media, part of a week-long “The State of...” series prompted by the annual State of the Union address, anchor Bob Schieffer pointed to how a CBS News/New York Times poll found that “most Americans have at least some confidence in the media, and more than two out of three [69 percent] believe the stories the media report are accurate…
Brent Baker