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USA Today Ignores Hamas Ties in Profile of Islamic Society President
"How in the world could anyone write a lengthy article about the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA), without mentioning once that the group has been named an unindicted co-conspirator in the nation’s largest terrorism trial?"That's what Charles Johnson at Little Green Footballs is wondering about USA Today's gauzy August 21 profile of Islamic convert and ISNA president Ingrid Mattson.In June…
New NASA Temperature Data Yet Another Reason to Re-Assess Global Warmi
Faulty data abounds in the foundational arguments of climate change zealots.
Georgia Legislature Dismisses Gore, Global Warming Alarmism
An amazing thing happened in the Georgia Legislature Tuesday that national media seem guaranteed to ignore: House members dismissed claims that man is responsible for warming the planet. As reported Wednesday by the Atlanta-Journal Constitution (emphasis added throughout): And now for a message on global warming from your Georgia Legislature: Don't sweat it.Climate scientists and environmental…
CNN: Unsafe Sex, Pregnancy the Fault of Smaller Government
Network concerned that deficit reduction eliminated federally subsidized birth control for college students.
NBC's Mitchell Tells 'Internet Writers' to Take 'a Breath
NBC's Andrea Mitchell scolded Matt Drudge and other "Internet writers" for making much ado about nothing over Michelle Obama's "If you can't run your own house, you certainly can't run the White House," slam of Hillary Clinton. On the Wednesday "Today" show, Mitchell ran the aforementioned quote from Sen. Barack Obama's wife and then proceeded to wag her finger at Drudge and other "Internet…
Google Puts Laughing Bush by Headline ‘Children May Lose Out On Insu
Whether an accident or intentional, the placing of a picture of President George W. Bush laughing next to the headline "Children May Lose On Insurance" is rather deplorable, especially since the picture was not from the article in question. However, that's what occurred at Google News' Health section Wednesday morning when the featured article was the Boston Globe's piece by Alice Dembner…
Open Thread
Possible discussion point: "Two-thirds of US adults admit to being in the dark about political issues outside the United States, and only a third are well-versed in US politics, the results of a poll published Tuesday showed."