Olbermann Urges Rumsfeld's Impeachment, Blasts Him as a 'Quack' Pushin

MSNBC's Keith Olbermann on Wednesday night used his Countdown show to deliver a vitriolic personal attack on Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, “a reality check of Donald Rumsfeld's incendiary speech, a special comment on his attack on your right to disagree.” Olbermann concluded his program with a six-minute diatribe against Rumsfeld: “The man who sees absolutes, where all other men see…
Brent Baker

'Hardballers' Mock Idea that Bush Actually Reads

Greg Tinti

Olbermann: Bush Administration 'A New Type of Fascism

Mark Finkelstein

Anatomy of a Staged Scene in Qana (Caution - Graphic Pic

Robin Boyd

Air America Radio Fires Mike Malloy

In yet another sign of its rapid decline, Air America Radio has just FIRED talk show host Mike Malloy. Although Malloy frequently spouted wild tinfoil hat theories based on no facts, he did have a devout fan club among the extreme left. As a result, Air America radio is about to lose even more listeners as is evidenced by the outrage over this firing in the leftist blogosphere. Some sample…
P.J. Gladnick

CNN's Velshi Returns to Slamming Insurance Companies

Business reporter leaves out any industry representation. After all, two days earlier he cited an industry spokesman.
Ken Shepherd

Now Even More Bias: CNN's Ali Velshi Stacks Deck Higher Against Insura

Ken Shepherd

Geraldo Advocates for Illegal Immigrant

Geoffrey Dickens

Media Workers Unite for Hit Job on Employment

Not to belabor the point, but journalists rarely mention the hundreds of thousands of available positions in nursing, teaching and manufacturing.

CNN's Cafferty: Oil Companies Lowering Gas Prices to Help Republicans

Megan McCormack

Labor Day or Layoff Day

ABC News leads the charge of bad news for workers, despite low unemployment and industries clamoring for more help.
Amy Menefee

ABC on Race and Katrina: White Conspiracy Theorist vs. Black Conspirac

Tim Graham

Facts On PBS's 'NewsHour' Refute Byron Pitts Hyperbole on '60 Minutes

Michael Rule

Plame-Gate Bombs Out, But Once-excited NYT Hardly Notices

Clay Waters