Flashback: In 2001, Nets Not So Fast to Jump on Bill Clinton's Pardon

Brent Baker
 

AM Wrap: CBS Displays 'Libby Pardon,' ABC: 'Above the Law?', Vieira Sn

The Tuesday broadcast network morning shows all led with President Bush's commutation of the 30-month prison sentence for Lewis "Scooter" Libby, but CBS displayed "Libby Pardon" on screen throughout a report from Bill Plante; over video of Bush and then Libby ABC put "Above the Law?" on screen to frame its coverage; and both CBS and NBC featured Hillary Clinton's slam at Bush's "cronyism" -- yet…
Brent Baker
 

NY Times Lauds Earning Green for Being Green

'Sustainability' officers earn praise as radical green agenda is downplayed by newspaper.
Jeff Poor
 

Greens Can Earn Big Green Says Times

Julia A. Seymour
 

Meredith Vieira Plugs Al Gore-athon For the Earth With Singer Paolo Nu

Geoffrey Dickens
 

LA Times Ignores Actor's Anti-Catholic Remarks; Publishes Priest Crime

Dave Pierre
 

Bozell Column: Edwards vs. Coulter

Brent Bozell
 

Biz Magazine Praises 'Stellar Results' of French Health Care

Julia A. Seymour
 

BusinessWeek Praises French Health Care System

Magazine reports that U.S. could learn 'valuable lessons' from France, glosses over high taxes and other flaws.
Jeff Poor
 

Huh? NY Times Finds 'Disenfranchised' Terrorists in Britain

Clay Waters
 

The Media's Distortion of the Supreme Court Racial Diversity Ruling

The following was submitted by Jason Aslinger, a private practice attorney in Greenville, Ohio. Portions in bold below are the added emphasized of NB managing editor Ken Shepherd. It's a long post but it's worth the read:In the wake of last week’s Supreme Court decision regarding racial integration in public schools, the media have gone out of their way to obscure the facts for the purpose of…
Ken Shepherd
 

Without Irony, 'Rural' Working Man John Edwards On Cover of Trendy, Up

Lynn Davidson
 

New Green Lament: Humans Soak Up the Sun Too Much

Pam Meister
 

ABC Wonders: Is Libby ‘Above the Law?’; Glosses Over Clinton Pardo

[Update at bottom of post] On Tuesday’s "Good Morning America," the ABC program featured two segments on President Bush’s commutation of Dick Cheney aide Lewis Libby. Substitute co-host David Muir opened the program by wondering, "This morning, above the law?" and GMA glossed over Bill Clinton's infamous pardon of Marc Rich. Instead, various anchors found time to twice highlight Senator Dick…
Scott Whitlock