Gannett Newspaper's Editorial Policy Blatantly P.C

A few days ago I e-mailed the Wilmington (Delaware) News Journal -- a Gannett newspaper -- asking why this article failed to mentioned the race of the assailants who have been victimizing Hispanics recently. (The assailants are black). After all, police reports noted it, as well as local radio stations. The paper responded and included their editorial policy regarding such matters, apparently…
D. S. Hube

Media’s Favorite Coal Expert Actually Opposes Industry

What happens a guy with verifiable liberal credentials (contributing editor at Rolling Stone and a contributor to The New York Times Magazine, The New Republic and Air America) just happens to have written a book highly critical of the coal industry – “Big Coal: The Dirty Secret Behind America’s Energy Future”? You put him on television or the front page of your opinion section and you parade…
Jeff Poor

Media's Favorite Coal Expert Picks at Industry

Liberal activist Jeff Goodell paraded by media outlets as objective industry expert.
Jeff Poor

CNN on Sub-Prime Mortgage Problems: Where is Personal Responsibility

'Your $$$$$' has a new name, but keeps up the anti-business theme.
Jack Yoest

Religious Cartoon Censored: Journalists Admit Double Standard

It is becoming ever more obvious that the press treats cartoons poking fun at Islam in a much different manner than those poking fun at any other religion. One might even say there is a double standard, and why not, since the media themselves acknowledge that it is true. After running a warning to the client newspapers about the content of Berkeley Breathed's Sunday cartoon 'Opus', comics editor…
Richard Newcomb

The Media Assault on the Second Amendment

The Second Amendment is the ultimate Constitutional expression of personal responsibility. In the Bill of Rights, the Founding Fathers acknowledged the right of the American people to arm themselves, for both self defense against criminals and as a check on tyrannical government. CMIs latest Eye on Culture, The Media Assault on the Second Amendment, examines how the media push their anti-gun…
David Niedrauer

MSNBC: Bosses Could Cause 'Placenta' to Be Put on Your Pizza

Jeff Poor

Did Feminist Katie Couric Exploit Men to Climb the Ladder to Fame and

On Friday, National Review writer Myrna Blyth unwrapped some of the nuggets in the forthcoming Ed Klein biography of Katie Couric, the one the Katie camp is trying to squash, in very Hillaryesque fashion, as "old news." [Klein appeared Monday night on FNC's Hannity & Colmes.] Before she kindly noted that the MRC has piles and piles of examples of Katie's liberal bias, Blyth dished Klein's…
Tim Graham

Dumb Headline of the Day: 'Can Saints Have Bad Days

What's your nomination for today's Dumb Headline of the Day? Here's mine, from the August 27 blog entry by Chicago Tribune religion reporter/blogger Manya Brachear. The topic was Mother Teresa's diary and how some entries revealed a fear of being distant from Jesus:"Can saints have bad days?"
Ken Shepherd

'Ever Upbeat' Bush Deluded in His Iraq War Optimism, Says NYT

Clay Waters

MSNBC Promotes 'My Bad Boss' Contest for AFL-CIO

Anchor says customers might get 'placenta' instead of pepperoni on their pizza because of evil employers.
Jeff Poor

Matthews Doesn't Blink as Richardson Extols Virtues of Collectivism

Mark Finkelstein

Andy Rooney Gets Pass for Racial Slur About Hispanic Baseball Players

So, did you hear that Andy Rooney made a racial slur last week about baseball players all being named "Rodriguez?" You didn't? Well, how could you, for it appears that virtually nobody reported it. To bring you up to speed, the CBS "60 Minutes" commentator wrote a column about America's national pastime last Thursday, and stated the following (emphasis added):
Noel Sheppard

CNN Sr. Legal Correspondent: [Gonzales] Attorney Generalship ‘Really

Jeff Toobin, CNN’s senior legal analyst, made two statements on the resignation of attorney general Alberto Gonzales on Monday’s "American Morning" that point to his own political leanings. Co-host John Roberts, following-up on Toobin’s remark that he found himself "surprised" by this announcement, asked "Really? But surprised, but are you shocked? Toobin’s answer: "Well, not shocked. I mean, you…
Matthew Balan