Media Ignore Democratic Ties to Fannie Mae Scandal

Papers largely bypass Franklin Raines service in Clinton White House but focused on Enron ties to Bush.
Ken Shepherd
 

Oops! They Did It Again

NY Times, CNN sling mud at businessman Pickens charitable gift, calling it a controversy even though actions were legal and school benefits from the gift.
Amy Menefee
 

Newsweek's Fineman, ABC's Tapper Boast A Balanced Diet of Blogs

Tim Graham
 

CBS Endures Another Fakery Scandal

CBS is in trouble for a "48 Hours" story that changed the front page photo of a Missouri newspaper. The original front page photo from the Columbia Daily Tribune showed convicted murder Ryan Ferguson wearing an orange prison jumpsuit. CBS altered the newspaper's front page by putting in a different picture but representing it as from the newspaper. The new picture showed Ferguson wearing a suit…
Greg Sheffield
 

Swift Boating at the Olympics

Clay Waters
 

Friedman: Iraqi Violence Reflects Al-Qaeda Realization "In Some Ways T

Mark Finkelstein
 

WashPost Sports Columnist Trashes Gumbel's "Inane" Olympics Comments o

Tim Graham
 

As Maryland Radically Liberalizes Voting Laws, Media Remains Silent

David Flanagan
 

CBS Uniquely Showcases Murtha's Slam of Bush, Insistence Iraq Already

Brent Baker
 

NPR's Diane Rehm Show Tilts 3-to-1 Liberal On Ports Thursday

Tim Graham
 

Al Gore TV: Liberal, Raunchy, And Sued By Minnesota Public Radio

Tim Graham
 

The Last Days of Disco and Dubai

Fear Mongering about foreign investment should be a passing fad.
Charles Simpson
 

ABC Speeds through Traffic Camera Story

Reporter Miguel Marquez adopts governments safety reasoning, ignores the taxpayer money trail.
Ken Shepherd
 

Yahoo Bans 'Allah' from Email Names

British tech site The Register reported that Linda Callahan was trying to sign up for an email account with Verizon and was not allowed to because her name was blasphemous to Yahoo, which is in partnership with Verizon. Yahoo banned any name that has "Allah" in it, including Callahan or Kallahar. The blasphemy policy didn't, however, cover God, Jesus or Buddah.
Greg Sheffield