CNN Reporter: Could America Losing in Iraq End up Being a Net Positive

Scott Whitlock

Wash. Post Claims Minimum Wage Hike Is Fine by D.C.-Area Biz Owners

Conservative critic says the proposed wage hike will hurt the workers it is intended to help.
Ken Shepherd

In Chicago, a Fairy and Santa Are In, Jesus Is Out

The Christkindl, or Christmas Fairy, is welcome at a Christmas festival in Chicago. So is Santa Claus. But a film about the birth of Jesus has provoked city officials to lower the boom.
Robert Knight

Throwing the Book at 'Religious Right

Halloween and the election are over, but the media's favorite boogeyman is still roaming the land.
Robert Knight

'Newsweek' Editor Jon Meacham Likens Journalists To Cartoon Morons

Michael Rule

Mum's the Word on Radical Democrat Social Agenda

Media avoid awakening traditional values voters by ignoring Democrat plans.
Brian Fitzpatrick

Tempting Target: Media Try to Persuade Conservatives to Stay Home

With the November elections looming, the biggest players in the mainstream media are casting aside objectivity to mount an all-out effort to discourage values voters from going to the polls.
Brian Fitzpatrick

Media Downplay New Jersey's Gay Marriage Ruling as Election Day Approa

The major media are soft-selling the New Jersey Supreme Court's Wednesday decision ordering "gay marriage" or its equivalent, lest the ruling become a fire bell in the night for social conservatives two weeks before the election.
Robert Knight

Here Comes Campaign 2008 Bias: AP Claims Democrats Hillary, Evan Bayh

Tim Graham

NBC’s Richard Engel Blames Reporter Kidnapping on Conservative Criti

Did NBC reporter Richard Engel blame conservative Laura Ingraham for a reporter’s abduction in Iraq? Appearing on CNN’s "Reliable Sources" on Sunday, Engel asserted that harsh criticism of media coverage in Iraq resulted in a correspondent’s kidnapping. He elaborated, saying that reporters stung by claims that they offer only bad news are more likely to get themselves in dangerous situations.…
Scott Whitlock

Pediatricians Slam Inappropriate TV Ads as Harmful to Kids

Here’s something you don’t see every day: the American Academy of Pediatrics has issued a strong statement to television networks and marketing firms cautioning that the messages present in advertisements are harming America’s children. As reported by the Associated Press Sunday:Inappropriate advertising contributes to many kids' ills, from obesity to anorexia, to drinking booze and having sex…
Noel Sheppard

Andrea Mitchell on Hillary '08: Will Bring Back 'Good Old Days,' 'Grea

Geoffrey Dickens

Howard Dean Doesn't See a Dem Mandate -- But NY Times Reporter Did

Clay Waters

NPR's Anti-Semitism Satire: Holiday Craft Contest Touted With 'Mel Gib

Tim Graham