Collins Can't Stop Thinking About Rudy's Love Life

OK, this is getting downright weird. Not one, not two but now three Gail Collins columns within three weeks dealing in one way or another with Rudy Giuliani's sentimental attachments. On November 8th came the suggestively-headlined "Pat Loves Rudy," about the Robertson endorsement. As observed here, that column contained Collins lurid allusion to Rudy "busy committing adultery." Just two days…
Mark Finkelstein

Hillary's '$50 Billion to Avoid Paying Claims' Is a Claim Debunked

Journalism's defenders often describe it as a profession or craft unto itself, and minimize the importance, or even sometimes the relevance, of subject matter expertise. That lack of subject matter expertise, and the apparent unwillingness to seek out a source of that expertise when necessary, probably explain how a Hillary Clinton whopper has survived on the campaign trail for so long. In a…
Tom Blumer

Suddenly Conservative Keith Concerned Rudy Has 'Infidelity, Morality I

Keith Olbermann: new Puritan? Perhaps. Unless memory fails it's hard to recall Keith condemning Bill Clinton for his flings on grounds of morality. But when it comes to a Republican presidential candidate, has the Countdown host gone Cotton Mather on us?Newsweek's Jonathan Alter was Olbermann's guest on this evening's Countdown to discuss the issue of Giuliani's accounting for the expenses of…
Mark Finkelstein

CNN’s Cafferty Promotes NYT Story on ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell

Two days after the CNN/YouTube Republican debate, where the news network failed to mention a questioner’s affiliation with Hillary Clinton’s homosexual steering committee, "The Situation Room’s" Jack Cafferty, in his "Cafferty File" segment, asked whether "it is time for the U.S. to rethink ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ when it comes to gays in the military," and featured statistics from the New York…
Matthew Balan

Couric, Who Ignored Hyde's Passing, Highlights Death of Evel Knievel

Brent Baker

'View' Co-Hosts Blame Woman Persecuted by Sudan

Justin McCarthy

Public Radio Judges ‘Green’ Products Guilty of ‘Greenwashing

When business goes green, interest groups get mean. National Public Radio's "Morning Edition" gave a report November 30 on misleading "green" products, charging companies with "The Six Sins of Greenwashing." "You may have thought they were environmentally friendly just because the product says so, but some environmentalists think you're being ‘greenwashed,'" said host Steve Inskeep. "Is one of…
Paul Detrick

The Media’s Obsession with Recession: Dan Gainor on Fox Biz

Stuart James

CBS Seeking 'Irreverent,' 'Hip' Journalist for Eco-Beat (No Knowledge

Jeff Poor

Weekend Captionfest

 Retired Brig. Gen. Keith Kerr, a member of Hillary Clinton's campaign, in the audience at CNN's Republican debate of November 28th, making comments after the airing of his YouTube question on gays in the military.
NB Staff

Public Radio Judges 'Green' Products Guilty of 'Greenwashing

NPR broadcast lays out sins committed by companies with eco-friendly products.
Paul Detrick

CBS ‘Early Show’: Religious Right Turns Left for Hillary

Furthering the media’s love affair with Hillary Clinton, Friday’s CBS "Early Show" featured a segment on her recent speech at Saddleback Church in Southern California and how Evangelical Christians may be moving to the left in 2008. As co-host Harry Smith wondered at the top of the show, "Hillary Clinton addresses an Evangelical megachurch in California. Is it really possible that the Christian…
Kyle Drennen

Kelo Update: Media Ignores Latest New London Development Setback

Tom Blumer

CNN Covers, ‘Big 3' Networks Ignore Murtha ‘Surge is Working’ St

The "Big Three" networks’ morning shows all ignored Representative John Murtha’s "the surge [in Iraq] is working" comments during a recent video conference. On the other hand, CNN’s "American Morning," during its 6 am Eastern hour "Political Ticker" segment, covered the Pennsylvania Congressman’s apparent shift in opinion. Murtha, who became a bit of a media darling for his anti-Iraq war stance,…
Matthew Balan