Alito Pick Was "Shift to the Right," But Ruth Bader Ginsburg Never Por

Network Morning News Programs Shill For “Brokeback Mountain

Bozell Column: All Quiet on Hillary's Plantation

“NBC Nightly News” Ignores Hayden’s Statement About Domestic Spy

All three major broadcast networks this evening covered President Bush’s speech in Kansas today concerning the domestic spying program. They all included the same quote of the president saying, “If I wanted to break the law, why was I briefing Congress?” And, they all referenced statements made today at the National Press Club by Deputy Director of National Intelligence and former National…

Couric Cites Terrorist Lawyer's Claim Of Bush's "Crime

Russert Puts Belafonte Quotes Before Liberal Senator Obama

More Media Representatives Wonder if Osama is Reading the NY Times

As reported yesterday by NewsBusters’ Mark Finkelstein, Katie Couric of NBC’s “Today Show” wondered aloud on yesterday’s program if Osama bin Laden might be getting information from the New York Times. It turns out that Couric isn’t the only media representative asking this same question. A just released Editor and Publisher article reported on more such media opining. First, MSNBC’s Tucker…

On Today NBC's David Gregory Paints Bush Administration As Thought Pol

Russert Lobs Slow-Pitch Softballs at NYT’s “NSA Eavesdropping” R

NBC’s Tim Russert invited the New York Times reporter who broke the NSA eavesdropping story three weeks ago onto “Meet the Press” this morning. Despite the obvious controversial nature of the guest and the subject matter, Russert asked no truly compelling or interrogative questions of James Risen, and, as a result, produced an interview that not only didn’t challenge Risen about the fortuitous…

Ex-NBC Star Jane Pauley To Host Hillary In San Fran Chat; Lefties Plan

In Anti-DeLay Push, Chris Matthews Touts Newt, National Review As "Bri

Worst Quotes of the Year, Clinton Years Edition

Worst Quotes of the Year, Bush the First Edition

Big Iraq Contrast: A Bit of Brightness on ABC, The Usual Doom on NBC