'Long and Short': Dumb Americans, Greedy Lawyers, Open Borders

Mark Finkelstein
 

Geraldo: Minutemen Are The 'Know-Nothings of Today

Tim Graham
 

Is Oprah God? Or At Least A 'Really Hip, Materialistic Mother Teresa

Tim Graham
 

Matthews: "Cindy Sheehan More Representative of Most People's Thinking

Mark Finkelstein
 

ABC Cites Lawmaker 'Surprise' at Public Backing on Phones, But Media a

ABC's Elizabeth Vargas and George Stephanopoulos reported Friday night that lawmakers opposed to the NSA's program, which collects phone numbers dialed, were “surprised” that by two-to-one Americans consider the effort an “acceptable” anti-terrorism program. But given the media's hyperbolic negative reaction to the supposed “Big Brother” program, which spread into a second day on Friday, it's…
Brent Baker
 

Weekend Captionfest

It's that time of the week again and since Wednesday was Scott McClellan's last day on the job, we figured we'd use this photo for the weekend captionfest. Original AP wording: "Press Secretary Scott McClellan passes out brownies to members of the press during the flight back to Washington on Air Force One, Wednesday, May 10."
Matthew Sheffield
 

Educating Journalists

A quick note to drive-by journalists about NSA illegally collecting telephone records without first obtaining a warrant.U.S. Supreme Court SMITH v. MARYLAND, 442 U.S. 735 (1979) No. 78-5374. Argued March 28, 1979. Decided June 20, 1979. The telephone company, at police request, installed at its central offices a pen register to record the numbers dialed from the telephone at petitioner's home.…
Mithridate Ombud
 

Geraldo To Congress: Stop Hayden Before He Peeks Into Our Bedrooms

Geoffrey Dickens
 

Chicago Trib's Duke Lacrosse DNA Story Bias

John Matthews
 

Liberals Complain About 7-Up Label, But Media Won't Label Liberals

Ken Shepherd
 

CBS Continues to Hype "Domestic Spying Scandal"; Plays Up Democratic C

Michael Rule
 

Vieira Buys Gas 'Crisis' Hype; Befuddled by Basic Economics Outlined b

Brent Baker
 

NBC’s Today: Bush “Snooping” Into Lives of “Ordinary American

Scott Whitlock
 

ABC Downplays Poll and Calls NSA Story a "Firestorm of Controversy

Brian Boyd