On NBC's Today, Robin Williams Smears Critics of His Anti-Catholic Jok

NBC's Al Gore 'Live Earth' Boosting On Air Began on Friday -- Eight Da

NBC Quotes Breyer Not Roberts in Supreme Court Ruling on Race

'Today' Fans Its Company's Own Coulter-Edwards Flames; Coulter a 'Flam

MRC Press Release on Elizabeth Edwards, Ann Coulter and Media Double S

As the media continue to pile on Ann Coulter in the wake of her being ambushed by Elizabeth Edwards and Chris Matthews on Tuesday’s “Hardball,” a disturbing yet predictable double standard is emerging.On the one hand, Coulter is being pounded for using “hate words,” so much so that Matthews advocated Wednesday that people not buy her books. Yet, Edwards and her Democrat presidential candidate…

Network Morning Shows All Hype Lugar's Anti-Surge Remarks

Chris Matthews Takes Victory Lap After Ann Coulter Ambush

Mixed-Up in the Morning: Matthews Discusses 'Ann Edwards' Dust-up

Update (Ken Shepherd | 09:16 EDT): Matthews appeared with Joe Scarborough a few minutes ago on MSNBC to discuss the matter. Expect more coverage in a followup post on NewsBusters shortly.Chris Matthews should keep his evening job. Appearing on this morning's "Today," the Hardball host was manifestly bleary and off his game.Matthews was in, at 7:12 am EDT, to discuss with "Today" co-host…

'Today' Portrays Dick Cheney As the 'Master of Stealth

The NewsBusters Weekly Recap: June 16 to

Two Liberal Thumbs UpBarbara Walters, who sometimes plays an objective journalist on TV, chose this week to endorse "Sicko," Michael Moore’s left-wing screed about the health care industry. The veteran news anchor enthused, "Everyone should see it." Conservatives shouldn’t be surprised by this type of propagandizing, however. Last year, Walters endorsed Al Gore’s "An Inconvenient Truth." (See…

Morning Shows Cover Fuel Efficiency Bill

NBC's 'Today' Picks Up NewsBusters Critique of anti-Catholic Bias

‘Today’ Frightens Student Borrowers with Horror Music and Hype

Complete with a background track fit for an indie horror flick, NBC’s “Today” bashed student loan companies and colleges with a segment on “student loan schemes.”On June 21, consumer correspondent Janice Lieberman ignored personal responsibility as she bashed colleges and lenders without giving them a chance to rebut.“You would assume that the college you choose would be on your side and find the…

Meredith Vieira Ponders: 'Would We Be Better Off If Gas Prices Were Ev