NYT: Rove Is "Misleading" and Needs to Apologize

Eric Arr

Jesus is the Gay Agenda? Bishop Gene Robinson's Latest Gaffe

Tim Graham

Pinkerton Outs Immigration 'Movimiento' in Radical Media

Mark Finkelstein

New York Times Turns Over Editorial Page to Suspected Terrorist

John Noonan

On Hume’s Show, Barnes and Kondracke Castigate Press Corps’ Questi

During the panel segment on Wednesday’s Special Report with Brit Hume on FNC, Fred Barnes and Morton Kondracke criticized and ridiculed the questions posed by the White House press corps during the morning’s presidential press conference in the Rose Garden. Kondracke pointed out how “there was hardly any question, critical question from the right,” such as about how Bush was following a…
Brent Baker

Smerconish: GOP Should Confront 'Appalling' Coulter

Mark Finkelstein

NBC’s David Gregory Refers to Karl Rove 'Eluding Prosecution' -- As

Brent Baker

Taranto: CBS Poll Story Another 'Lovely Example of Liberal Media Bias

Tim Graham

Harry Smith's Anti-War Bias Continues To Shine Through On "The Early S

Michael Rule

MRC Study: TV Trumpets "Marine Massacre" But Hides America's Heroes

Rich Noyes

New York Post Columnist Asks ‘Do We Need MSNBC

Don Kaplan of the New York Post has a great column today about the failing cable station MSNBC, and quite appropriately asks why we need it (hat tip to TV Newser):“‘It's really running third in a two-horse race,’ says Reese Schoenfeld, who co-founded CNN. “He questions whether MSNBC is even in the same league as Fox News Channel and CNN. ‘Everybody compares MSNBC to Fox and CNN - when its real…
Noel Sheppard

Los Angeles Times Downplays Bush's Iraq Visit

You'd think that President Bush's surprise visit to Iraq would warrant a big front-page headline in one of the country's largest newspapers. Yet today's print edition of the Los Angeles Times (Wednesday, June 14, 2006) blares the headline, "Crackdown Underway in Baghdad." A reference to the surprise visit is relegated to the sub-headline, and only a tiny 1.75" x 2" photo of President Bush and…
Dave Pierre

'Recession' Never Recedes Far from News Comments

BMI Staff

ABC Labels Litigious Food Police a Consumer Group

Industry critic CSPIs lawsuit escaped critical review on World News Tonight
Ken Shepherd