New Zealand has taken campaign finance "reform" to a whole other level, passing a law that gives the parliament power to regulate political parody and satire (h/t Instapundit).
This is why…
New Zealand has taken campaign finance "reform" to a whole other level, passing a law that gives the parliament power to regulate political parody and satire (h/t Instapundit).
This is why…
They say you can't teach an old dog new tricks.
Such might be the case with Time columnist Joe Klein, who despite a seeming parade of liberal journalists and analysts admitting that…
Monday, Monday...
Speaking of pop songs, did you see Barry Manilow and Rosie O'Donnell have a duet on his upcoming CD?
On Sunday, NewsBusters reported a shocking discussion that ensued on "The Chris Matthews Show" wherein five liberal media members actually debated why America shouldn't withdraw its troops from…
Last week's economic report couldn't have been much rosier. The economy grew at a faster-than-expected rate, faster than any time in over a year. But far from sparking runaway prices, inflation…
Slate is no tool of the "vast right wing conspiracy," for sure (and neither is its parent company the Washington Post), so it is pretty amazing to see a Slate contributor take his fellow liberal…
The Columbia Journalism Review hit a new low with Paul McLeary's latest article when apparently claimed milbloggers didn't serve in the military. Outraged that…
The Clinton campaign's attempt to raise money off a Washington Post fashion report on her cleavage drew a very odd sports comparison from CNBC/Wall Street Journal pundit John Harwood on Sunday's…
On Sunday's CBS Evening News, correspondent Kelly Cobiella filed a report about American medical students who are receiving the "gift" of a free education from the Latin American School of…
ABC's World News Sunday featured a report about the upcoming meeting between President Bush and recently elected British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, which included speculation about how Bush's…
The 1800s wrought mass industrialization and technological marvels. Weather satellites, obviously, were not one of them.
But that point didn't bear repeating until deep in Dan Vergano's July…
23-year-old Stanislav Shmulevich of Brooklyn was arrested on July 27 on hate crimes charges after allegedly tossing Korans into toilets in two incidents at Pace University last fall.
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It's a familiar script: parade a poor single mom in front of the cameras and pull on the heartstrings a little. Finish up with the pitch for more government entitlements.
The July 28…
Women outraged at Washington Post fashion writer Robin Givhan's article on Hillary Clinton's cleavage on C-SPAN2 are writing angry letters and making angry phone calls to the Post. Several want…
In the wake of the Don Imus, Opie and Anthony scandals, one would think a press figure suggesting that killing a dog was worse than raping a woman would draw a lot of media attention.…
ACORN (The Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now) has been busted again (video is available at the link; HT Michelle Malkin):
(AP) King County prosecutors filed felony…
[Updated w/video clip, 14:21 Eastern, July 30]
Something happened on Sunday's "Chris Matthews Show" that likely shocked virtually all viewers on both sides of the aisle: the panel,…
On Saturday, NewsBusters reported an Associated Press story about the campaign by MoveOn.org and Daily Kos to get sponsors to pull their ads from Fox News.
According to Advertising…
Although most reviews of the comedy movie, I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry, were generally scathing, a Huffington Post blogger has claimed that you need to wear "special gay decoder glasses"…
Erick at Redstate reports The Washington Post seems to have a new way of punishing young reporters whose factual sloppiness draws the repeated notice of the Corrections editor and the ombudsman –…
It is well known that Hillary Clinton is not the most well-liked Democratic candidate with the Nutroots and the kids at the Daily Kos. She is often excoriated for not being enough of an anti-war…
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University of Colorado professor Ward Churchill, center, talks to reporters as his attorney David Lane, left, looks on, prior to a special meeting of the Board of…