CBS Goes Back to the Drawing Board

Early Show Continues to Ignore Jefferson Scandals

AP Corrected Mistake on Bush Responsibility Claim, CBS Didn’t

Following President Bush's Tuesday news conference in which he took responsibility for federal mistakes following the Hurricane Katrina disaster, some news organizations left out the word federal in their reportage, creating the possible impression that Bush had shouldered blame for state and local failures.National Review’s Stephen Spruiell noticed this later in the day when he spotted a CBSNews…

CBS Legal Analyst Annoyed by Roberts

Gloria Borger's CBS Recap of Roberts Testimony

Landrieu Cited Journalists in Backing Up Her Attack on the Bush Admini

Media Use Katrina to Lobby for Higher Taxes

CBS's Homeland Security Expert on Michael Brown's Resignation

Early Show Ignores Synagogue Desecration in Gaza

Assuras Notes Negative Numbers on Bush's Katrina Response

A day after CNN reported poll numbers which show a small minority of Americans blame President Bush for a slow response to the disaster in New Orleans, CBS News today reported their new polling data, which were considerably more negative for the Bush administration. The poll, unlike CNN’s, doesn’t deal with “blame” for the New Orleans disaster but rather focused on the adequacy of the…

Harry Heaps Blame on Brown for St. Bernard Parish

Forced Baptisms In Exchange for Breakfast

In an otherwise good interview in the final half hour with Rick Warren, the Southern Baptist pastor and bestselling author of The Purpose-Driven Life, The Early Show's Harry Smith worried that some Hurricane Katrina victims taken into the homes of church parishioners might be forced to attend church in order to get a decent meal: "Let me ask you this, though: is this an opportunity for a church…

Congress Acted Faster on Terri than Katrina

Brown and Blanco Grilled on Early Show

The Early Show on CBS treated FEMA Director Mike Brown and Governor Kathleen Blanco (D-LA) to tough questioning, although Brown was seared by co-host Hannah Storm while Harry Smith, reporting from New Orleans, only slightly singed the state's chief executive, and mostly on relief efforts underway now, not on what the state of Louisiana and the city of New Orleans could have done before the…