CNN's Ware Warns of Bush 'Smoke and Mirrors' Meant to Provoke 'Pavlovi

Appearing from Baghdad on Tuesday's Situation Room to discuss the new National Intelligence Estimate (NIE), CNN correspondent Michael Ware strayed from reporting into opinion-making as he rued “the smoke and mirrors from the administration” trying to make Iraq about al Qaeda to invoke a “Pavlovian response from the American public.” He also mocked General Peter Pace, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs…
Brent Baker

Global Warming 'Caused by Baby Boomers as They Go Through Menopause

Is global warming caused by greenhouse gases or ozone depletion? A comedian who simply calls himself Chick doesn’t think so. In fact, Chick has created a video that offers his own side-splitting take on this controversial subject that is sure to thrill conservatives while angering liberals. Obviously, the latter is just a scrumptious ancillary benefit. That said, readers should be…
Noel Sheppard

CBS: Choice Is a Dirty Word

Julia A. Seymour

'Evening News' Attacks Privatization of Medicare

CBS report says Medicare Advantage program causes 'untold confusion' and mentions seniors 'scared to death.'
Jeff Poor

Latest Whitewash of Terrorist Group Hamas by NYT's Steven Erlanger

Clay Waters

Chris Matthews 'Sympathizes' with Bringing Troops Home Now

While interviewing far-left antiwar activist Cindy Sheehan, "Hardball" host Chris Matthews said he sympathized with her point of view that enough money should be appropriated to bring the troops home and end the war in Iraq. Video of the exchange is available here.
Ian Schwartz

Hysterical Satire: 'Global Warming Now World's Most Boring Topic

In the wake of the dismal failure of Al Gore’s Live Earth concerts, an Australian journalist has written a deliciously satirical look at anthropogenic global warming. Published at Australia’s The Age Wednesday, Jim Schembri’s “Global Warming Now World’s Most Boring Topic: Report” offered readers a much-needed chuckle about this issue by presenting results of a study, “conducted by a non-…
Noel Sheppard

CNN/YouTube Special Features Liberal Videos Disproportionately

On Monday night, CNN aired a special hour promoting the upcoming "CNN/YouTube" presidential debates. CNN is encouraging viewers to record their questions for the presidential candidates and post them on YouTube.com. In anticipation of this historic event, hosts John Roberts and Kiran Chetry shared just a few of the thousands of video submissions CNN has already received. Of the videos aired on…
Michael Lanza

Running Up the Taxpayers' Tab in Washington. A New Website Counts the

Ken Shepherd

Bozell Column: Michael Moore's Jihad on CNN

Brent Bozell

Bill O’Reilly Disgusted ‘JetBlue Would Sponsor Hatemongers Like Da

As NewsBusters reported Monday, Bill O’Reilly isn’t pleased about airliner JetBlue sponsoring the upcoming convention of Daily Kos devotees and Democrat presidential candidates referred to by the netroots as YearlyKos. In fact, Monday’s “O’Reilly Factor” began with the host observing: What do you think of someone who says the following: the world would be better off without him? That…
Noel Sheppard

Why Is Fox News Channel So Smitten with the Kennedy Family

Fox and Friends anchors Gretchen Carlson and Steve Doocy, along with author C. David Heymann (there to discuss his new book on the death of JFK Jr.), fawned over the eighth anniversary of the plane-crash death of John F. Kennedy Jr. Meanwhile, by comparison, CBS, CNN, NBC, and ABC were silent about JFK Jr. Monday morning.
Brendan Jones

CNN's Anderson Cooper 360's Puff Piece on Edwards ‘Political Photo-O

Call it killing two birds with one stone. The mainstream media tries to keep the recovery from Hurricane Katrina in the public consciousness, while highlighting one of their favorite sons. That was the gist of a segment on Monday's "Anderson Cooper 360" on CNN. Host Anderson Cooper has consistently played-up the government's poor response to Hurricane Katrina (his appearance on ‘Oprah' as a…
Matthew Balan

WashPost Failed to Talk to Winners of Gun Rights Case

Reporting on Mayor Adrian Fenty (D-D.C.) and his decision to appeal a gun rights case to the Supreme Court, the Washington Post failed to consult any of the half-dozen citizens of the District of Columbia who won the lawsuit in federal Circuit Court four months earlier. Reporter David Nakamura quickly revealed to readers that the liberal mayor was couching his appeal as an effort to protect…
Ken Shepherd