CNN's Strange Edit of Jesse Junior's Media-Bashing Remarks on Looting

Tim Graham

AP: New Orleans Disgrace is Indeed Bush’s Fault

Lisa Fabrizio

On NBC, Kanye West Said...WHAT? "George Bush Doesn't Care About Black

Tim Graham

CNN: Timing of Relief Convoys a Political Stunt

Greg Sheffield

Congress Acted Faster on Terri than Katrina

Ken Shepherd

AP Takes Cheap Shot At U.S. Generosity

Rick Moore

NYTimes Wasn't Always So Pro-Army Corps of Engineers

Noel Sheppard

Hundreds of Buses Left Unused in New Orleans May Have Saved Thousands

Vinny Fiore

Brown and Blanco Grilled on Early Show

The Early Show on CBS treated FEMA Director Mike Brown and Governor Kathleen Blanco (D-LA) to tough questioning, although Brown was seared by co-host Hannah Storm while Harry Smith, reporting from New Orleans, only slightly singed the state's chief executive, and mostly on relief efforts underway now, not on what the state of Louisiana and the city of New Orleans could have done before the…
Ken Shepherd

ABC's Moran Hits Bush About “Resources” for Iraq Over Hurricane Vi

ABC's Terry Moran this afternoon put politics at the forefront in hurricane disaster coverage when, on a storm-ravaged Biloxi street, he confronted President Bush about how “one of the things you hear here is people saying 'there's a lot of resources being devoted to Iraq. Now this country needs them.' And they're frustrated about that. What do you say to the people who say there's too much…
Brent Baker

CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Katrina's Victims: "They Are So Black

Dave Pierre

Media Outlets are Playing the Race Card in the Wake of Hurricane Katri

Vinny Fiore

NYTimes Editorial Blames Post-Katrina Crisis on the Iraq War

Noel Sheppard

The Times' Flood Control Hypocrisy

Hurricane Katrina is a U.S. natural disaster unparalleled in modern times, leaving at least half of a major city underwater. In this national tragedy, the nation's paper of record rises to the occasion by declaring everything Bush's fault. But perhaps some blame could be more plausibly apportioned to the Times' own editorial page Yesterday's lead New York Times editorial, "Waiting for a Leader…
Clay Waters