Stem-Cell Deceit at the Washington Post

In the Saturday Washington Post, Rick Weiss skips over his own misreporting of embryonic stem-cell research by Robert Lanza and Advanced Cell Technology. The technique involves removing one cell from an early eight-celled embyro, cultivating the single cell into a new self-replicating line and, in theory, allowing the seven-celled embryo to survive and grow. But despite early reports, including…

RedState vs. WashPost: Allen's Democratic Opponent Blurbs On The Pligh

Those Race-Baiting Republicans Goof Again: WashPost Prints More DNC Sp

Post Reviewer: Not 'Enough' White Racism in Juan Williams Book

'Today': Inspirational Hillary the Next RFK

This week is shaping up as the MSM's kick-off of its Hillary for President campaign. Using Time Magazine's 10th cover of Hillary as a springboard, this morning's Today show convened a liberal coffee klatsch on Clinton's political future. Dem pollster Peter Hart summed up the segment's zeitgest nicely: "I think Americans are ready for a female president. I think they are definitely ready for…

WashPost Puts 'Macaca' On Front Page of Metro Section (With Fake Nonpa

Washington Post: Look Out, Joe Scarborough Thinks Bush Is An Idiot

'Macaca' Mania Returns: Post Front Page Says It May 'Boost' the Democr

The NewsBusters Weekly Recap: August 12th to 18th

WashPost Publicizes Study of Pro-Military Media Bias -- By A Graduate

$90 College Textbooks a Sign of Runaway Inflation

When I was in college (1997-2001), I recall new textbooks ringing up at $75, $80, or even $90. That was pretty steep then, but The Washington Post's Nell Henderson sees similar prices now as a symptom of worrisominflation in her August 17 article:After poring over reams of data, the Labor Department reported yesterday that inflation rose last month, eating into people's paychecks and savings at…

Al-Reuters and the Iranian Holocaust Cartoons

'Macaca,' Day 3: WashPost Keeps Spinning on 'Infamous' Remark, Less Pr

WashPost Writer From Berkeley Glorifies Dumpster Diving