Congressman Pledges Bloggers Would be Protected by Journalism Shield L

Greg Sheffield

Who's Afraid of a Little Inflation

BMI Staff

Attack on Avian Flu Drug Patent a Major Threat

Discouraging the next miracle cure is dangerous health care policy.
Dan Gainor

Whos Afraid of a Little Inflation

Media perpetuate the myth that oil prices have driven up inflation, ignoring the many differences between today and the 1970s.

Carville and Rollins Say White House Resignations Would be a Good Thin

In the months leading up to the imminent announcement from special prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald concerning “Leakgate,” there has been an endless stream of gloomy predictions from mainstream media representatives that indictments would destroy the Bush administration, and totally dismantle the president’s agenda for the rest of his second term. For example, as was reported here, David Gergen…
Noel Sheppard

Photo Ethics Elude USA Today

Bob Owens

CBS Declines to Renew News Prez's Contract

Matthew Sheffield

Franken Joke Again on CNN: Rove and Libby to "Definitely Be Executed

Megan McCormack

Iraqi Body Counts: The Times Gets Taken In, Again

Clay Waters

The Washington Post on Joseph Wilson's Reputation: Another Convenient

Clay Waters

Scarborough Shows Why He's Today Show's Kind of Republican: Accuses Ch

In introducing Joe Scarborough this morning, Katie Couric described him a "former Republican congressman." After witnessing his performance, one is prompted to ask: was "former" intended to modify "congressman," or "Republican"? In any case, Scarborough was living proof of the adage that the kind of Republicans welcome on the Today show are those willing to take swipes at the Bush…
Mark Finkelstein

WashPost Places GOPer Steele's Senate Announcement Lower Than Any Othe

Tim Graham

NY Times Calls Iraq Referendum Results “Modestly Encouraging

Noel Sheppard

CBS & ABC Barely Touch Iraqi Constitution, Schieffer Resurrects Bush's

An overwhelming 79 percent of Iraqis, who risked their lives just over a week ago to cast their ballot, voted in favor of the nation's new constitution, but you'd have missed it if you sneezed during Tuesday's CBS Evening News or ABC's World News Tonight. CBS anchor Bob Schieffer delivered only this single sentence -- “Iraq's government announced today that voters did approve the country's new…
Brent Baker