For the 'Poor, Uneducated and Easy to Command' File

'Early Show' Praises Democrats, Criticizes Republicans One Week Apart

60 Minutes to McCain: Did You Try to Talk Your Son Out of Volunteering

The NewsBusters Weekly Recap: March 31 to April

"Just Because You’re Getting Married, Doesn’t Mean You Need Electricity" Members of the media are working environmental bias into the oddest segments. "Good Morning America" weatherman Sam Champion reported this week on the trendy new concept of "green weddings." According to Mr. Champion, "more and more Americans" are embracing ideas such as not using electricity during their wedding and holding…

Richard Gere on CBS's Late Show: 'We Have a President Right Now Who Li

[This first posted on March 15. CBS will re-run this episode tonight, Friday April 6] Appearing on Wednesday's (March 14) Late Show with David Letterman, actor Richard Gere declared: “We have a President right now who lies constantly and gets away with it apparently.” Gere's comment, which drew applause from the audience in Manhattan, came in response to Letterman asking Gere, who was on the…

Poll: Republicans Trust the Military on Iraq; Democrats Prefer the Med

CBS: Is Taxpayer-Financed Abortion Too 'Moderate' for GOP

CBS's Pizzey Calls McCain's Bright Take on Iraq 'Disgraceful,' Dismiss

CBS’s website’s feature "The Public Eye Chat" interviewed correspondent Allen Pizzey, who completely ignored some positive signs in Iraq in his grim report last month. Interviewer Brian Montopoli asked if John McCain’s optimistic statements on Iraqi progress "really sort of bothered reporters." Pizzey scuffed: "It’s disgraceful for a man seeking highest office, I think to talk utter rubbish."…

Media Eat Up Food Police Messages and Ignore Group's Extremism

'Early Show' Implies McCain has Skewed Sense of Reality on Iraq

Did Katie Really Hit the Books in College

In an April 4 blog post to "Couric & Co.," the University of Virginia alumna (Class of 1979) worries that kids these days don't know their way around the library, and hence will be up a creek when they drift into the college library cramming for term papers:Many kids skip the library altogether and head for the store. Sales of juvenile books rose 60 percent from 2002 to 2005. It's an…

Gray Favored by Networks for Hurricane Forecasts, Cast Out of Global W

Airline Passengers Complain Less; CBS and NBC Make Up For It

CBS's Anthony Mason Offers One-Sided Story on Supreme Court EPA Decisi