Brit Reporter: Then-Gov. Bush Bombed Serbia

Jason Smith

The Washington Post, Pop Culture, and Jesus

Tim Graham

Heating Bills: The New Homelessness for the NYT

Clay Waters

Ramsey Clark: Much More Than an Anti-War Activist

The media is buzzing about Ramsey Clark going to Iraq to serve on the defense team of Saddam Hussein. Every article called Clark “the former US Attorney General” and played up his role in the administration of an American President. Reuters called Clark a “U.S. civil rights lawyer”. The BBC called Clark “an outspoken critic of the trial” and a “left wing activist”. The New York Times did make…
Robin Boyd

Hersh Is Harsh on CNN About Iraq's Future

Tim Graham

Bush Bad for Not Being Poll-Driven? Hersh Harps on W's Long-Range Vie

Mark Finkelstein

Neal Gabler: How Not to Be a Journalist

John Armor

Mike Wallace Saw “Chaos,” Reveals Rather Didn’t Watch Memogate S

In a taped interview aired Monday night on FNC’s The O’Reilly Factor, Mike Wallace of CBS’s 60 Minutes, agreed that the Bush National Guard story should not have aired if the memos could not be authenticated “beyond a reasonable doubt,” revealed that the weekend Mapes and her colleagues were putting the story together “was chaos” inside the 60 Minutes offices and that Dan Rather has “…
Brent Baker

Sudan Decries 'Biased' Media Coverage

Dustin Hawkins

More Voices on the War

Tom Segel

Misunderstanding Faith Through a Political Prism

Paul Chesser

Twisting the Al-Qaida Connection

Robyn Blumner, former ACLU Director and current St. Petersburg Times columnist retreads this old leftist tire: Fox News gives its audience what it wants, too. That's why, in 2003, a survey from the Program on International Policy Attitudes found that 67 percent of its loyal viewers believed the fallacy that Saddam Hussein was connected to al-Qaida, whereas only 40 percent of those who relied on…
Mithridate Ombud

What You're Hearing, and What You Haven't Heard

Paul Chesser

Strong Retail Numbers Buried Even As Actual Sales Blew Away Conservati

Strong "Black Friday" showings across America were given short shrift by the Washington Post this "Cyber Monday" which buried the story in a four-paragraph blurb on page A10 in the District and Maryland home edition. But not only were the numbers good in comparison to last year, they far surprassed the expectations of the National Retail Federation (NRF), the industry group which analyzes and…
Ken Shepherd