Magazine worries candidate's moral code is extremist, repellant to moderates

Evening news programs favor opponents of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell,' present Lady Gaga as expert.

'Red Eye' host says Jon Stewart's 'Rally to Restore Sanity' not speaking truth to power, but poking fun at people who speak truth to power.

The Times loved director Davis Guggenheim's Al Gore jeremiad "An Inconvenient Truth," with the Times' chief movie critic calling it "a necessary movie." But Trip Gabriel found early detractors for "Waiting for Superman," his new movie on corrupt teachers' unions, for "sometimes underplaying important nuances."

Reporter also formerly worked as lobbyist for CAIR.

Media ignore misquote of founding document, jumped on Bush for misquoting Jefferson.

Resolution claims books 'sanitize' definition of jihad, ignore history of Muslim violence.

Network's obsession with candidates' views on sex takes precedent over substance, maturity.

Director equates organized religion to fortune cookies.

'Medal of Honor' won't be sold on bases, leaders raise sensitivity concerns over multiplayer mode.

Liberal bile and abuse of Google combined to harm Rick Santorum's political prospects.

Illegal immigrants depicted as the victims of laws that 'don't offer justice.'

Gross claims he wanted to defend Palin, but hit piece was 'forced on me by the facts.'

Media claims that controversy is fomenting 'Muslim extremism' are not based in fact.