About a week ago, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown suggested in a UK Telegraph column that allowing hospitals to harvest organs from dead patients without their prior consent or their families…
In the past few decades, as political correctness has taken hold of virtually every industry, folks involved in sports and sportscasting that have made racist or sexist remarks on camera…
It's Championship Sunday: Do you know where your bigscreen TV is?
I gotta say that I'm more excited about today's conference championships than any in years, mostly because of the old school…
For general discussion and debate. Possible talking point: Romney takes Nevada, McCain wins South Carolina, Thompson does poorly...again.
How are NBers feeling about the primaries at this…
The Republicans had two contests for delegates on Saturday, but many pundits played the game of playing up the hotly contested race, and playing down the "little-contested" race, even though they…
At about 9:10 Eastern time on Saturday night on MSNBC, NBC's Tim Russert was discussing the Democratic race and the Nevada caucuses, and suggested that Bill Clinton could be seen as racially…
Take a look at this video and tell me with a straight face that these two bufoons report news fair, balanced, and unbiased.
With Hillary Clinton receiving the most popular votes during the Nevada caucuses Saturday, it seems a metaphysical certitude media members will crown her the victor.
However, due to…
A thread and a chat for those wishing to discuss the primary news of the day.
Nevada news has already come in with Clinton and Romney winning the less-contested state. South Carolina still…
It's funny. Any time one of our "NewsBusted" episodes gets popular, it inevitably attracts the attention of liberals who can't stand the idea of anyone making fun of the left. After all, anyone…
My friend Cam Edwards proclaimed he was going on a "rant" on Friday night on his radio show "Cam & Company" (on Sirius satellite radio and at nranews.com) about the latest example of the…
During a campaign stop for his wife in Oakland, CA on January 18th, Bill Clinton became visibly annoyed when KGO ABC7 reporter Mark…
On Tuesday, in a report concerning MSNBC's Keith Olbermann publishing his first article at the liberal website Daily Kos, NewsBusters pointed out that the "Countdown" host certainly "knows…
People that watch HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher" are infinitely aware that the host is not only an atheist, but is also an antitheist, meaning that he hates religion.
No finer…
Fortunately, most people will likely be watching the Giants-Packers game Sunday evening, and will therefore miss the one-sided hysteria.
However, for those that mysteriously don't…
With all eyes on tomorrow's NFL conference championships, is there anything occurring today besides my son's first official track meet as a Husker that folks would like to talk about?
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Some Martin Luther King birthday events happened this week (the real birthday is January 15), and the official ones take place Monday. But on the 14th, wacky leftist radio host Mike Malloy charged…
For general discussion and debate. Possible talking point: the economy and the markets.
It's been an absolutely horrible start to the new year for stocks. I heard yesterday that if the…
H/t David Shuster. What's that? David Shuster, liberal MSNBC avenger, now a NewsBusters source? Not exactly, but read on . . . Watching a special Saturday-morning edition of Morning Joe, I was…
Say it ain't so, Gloria Steinem.
NBC Nightly News sounded an almost apologetic tone this week as it aired a four-day series of short news pieces debunking one of the fundamental precepts…
During a live interview on Friday's American Morning, Fred Thompson lived up to his reputation as the GOP presidential candidate most willing to challenge the media, as the former Senator…
MSNBC’s Live With Dan Abrams may not be a house on fire ratings-wise (Hannity & Colmes almost quadrupled it last night among all viewers, and it has about half of Larry King’s audience), but…
After a disagreement on Morning Joe of January 18, 2008, MSNBC's Joe Scarborough and David Shuster "hug it out."
It’s an argument supply-siders make regularly – money is better used in the hands of individuals than in the hands of the government – assuming the money didn’t come from individuals in the…