Update: Misleading Title About 'White Supremacists' Remains at ABC New

Greg Sheffield

Auto Workers Benefits: Catching Up with the Times

Broadcasters worry about the future of the American economy, but the NY Times points out that automakers are behind other industries when it comes to the reality of employee benefits.

War, Famine, Pestilence and Death

USA Today gives apocalyptic view of declining oil supply before admitting it might not come to pass.

A Michelle Wie Headline Is No Longer Operative

Clay Waters

CNN Reporter Claims W.H. Press Secretary 'Crossed a Line

Greg Sheffield

AP Iraq Coverage: Believe the U.S. Military or Us

Lisa Fabrizio

Today Show: Iraqi 'Yes' Vote "Potentially Divisive," Less Newsworthy T

Mark Finkelstein

That Old Budget Bias: Is House GOP Really Planning "Cuts" In Programs

Tim Graham

Iraq Vote: Sour Grapes from ABC Radio

It took ABC Radio's Martha Raddatz only two sentences to report the vote on the Iraqi constitution.  In the first, Raddatz allowed as how the referendum probably passed.  In the second, Raddatz said (my memory),"It cannot be denied, however, that thousands and thousands of Sunnis will be living under an Iraqi government they did not want."Yes, Martha, in elections, that's the way it works.  One…
Lawrence Henry

The Title ABC Only Wishes Were True: 'White Supremacists Riot

John Armor

AP Tries Valiantly to Rain on Iraq Election Parade

Vinny Fiore

“Good Morning America” Celebrates Divorce in the United States

ABC’s Andrea Canning on Sunday's “Good Morning America” did a report on Divorce Parties. That’s right, married women having a party to celebrate their divorces. In fact, Canning in her report referred to the party as “Part celebration, part exorcism.”At this party, they play games like throwing the wedding ring into the toilet, as well as with voodoo doll figurines of the former husband.Of…
Noel Sheppard

Media Promotion of Miers

Rudy Takala

Black Gay Activist Keith Boykin Snubbed by Millions More March

National Black Justice Coalition president and gay activist Keith Boykin was prevented from speaking at yesterday’s Millions More Movement March in Washington, DC. As Boykin was walking to the podium, he was at the last second turned away. Oddly, this controversy has gone largely unreported. A Google-search suggested the only mainstream outlet that covered this was the Washington Post, though…
Noel Sheppard