Earhardt Lands at Fox News

Fox & Friends Weekend hasn't lost Kiran Chetry -- it's gained Ainsley Earhardt. The recent FNC hire began her tenure on this weekend's shows, and by all appearances has made a smooth landing. Sandwiched between the "Kelly Brothers," Kelly Wright and Greg Kelly, one of the first stories the trio discussed this morning was the results of the presidential straw poll at this weekend's CPAC…
Mark Finkelstein

Even Liberals Hear 'Genteel, Tea-Service Liberalism' In NPR

Tim Graham

Guardian Blast at America Boomerangs

Amy Ridenour

NPR Covers Up For Al Gore

Dan Riehl

Weekend Captionfest II

Original caption: NBC 'Today Show' co-host Matt Lauer, rear, and weatherman Al Roker ride a toboggan down a slope of snow imported onto the show's Rockefeller Plaza set in New York, Thursday, March 1, 2007 in a tribute to the nation's winter festivals.
NB Staff

LA Times' Brooks Attacks 'Lunatic Right,' Vietnam Vets Group, Michelle

Dave Pierre

Media Continues To Ignore Charles Rust-Tierney Story

Dan Riehl

Politico: CPACers Gloomy About Future

Ken Shepherd

Ann Coulter Hunts Liberals and Media at CPAC

It seems likely given the focus the media gave Ann Coulter's remark about John Edwards that most NewsBusters readers know the controversial, never at a loss for words writer spoke at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, D.C., this past Friday. For those that couldn't attend, our friend Ms Underestimated has the videos of Ann's speech and Q&A session here and here.
Noel Sheppard

LA Times: 'The Lunatic Right Returns

Mike Bates

When It Comes to Profanity, the Left Can't Help Itself

I meant to post this yesterday but didn't have time to get to it at CPAC. A lot of people have noticed that profanity on conservative blogs is a lot scarcer than it is on the left-leaning ones. Believing this to be a correct hypothesis, I did a few Google searches and discovered that profanity is far more common on the left.Lucky for my weekend, this information has already been distilled by…
Matthew Sheffield

Bozell: Is '24' Going A Little Over the Top For Prime Time TV

Tim Graham

Bill Maher Sorry the Assassination Attempt on Dick Cheney Failed

In 2002, ABC decided not to renew Bill Maher's contract apparently due to some disgraceful comments he made on his program "Politically Incorrect" following the 9/11 attacks. After what transpired on "Real Time" Friday, the heads of HBO should be equally outraged, if not more.As the discussion moved to the attempted assassination of Vice President Cheney last week, Maher asked his panel why it…
Noel Sheppard

NYTimes Dragging Giuliani's Children Into Campaign Reporting

Warner Todd Huston