Henry Rollins warns of a 'return to the dim-bulb cruelty and religious fascism' of the past.

Only ABC, NPR noted the Scouts centennial.

'Imus in the Morning' offers much-needed retort to anti-America Hollywood

A front-page story by Sam Dillon pushes uniform standards for pubilc schools nationwide, and buries the ideological edge of the issue: Conservative opposition.

Austin-based reporter James McKinley Jr. constantly declaims about "conservatives" who want to soften the liberal edge of school textbooks, but ignores the presence of the far-left Hispanic nationalist group MEChA featured in a photo.

Not even guest Jesse Ventura agrees with the HLN host.

MSNBC guest host denigrates Democratic Michigan congressman's principled stand on health care reform.

Police procedural skewers traditional values in portrayals of current social issues.

Even Barack Obama agrees with a Rhode Island school board that fired all its teachers, but the Times fires a warning shot from the left: "Officials at the two unions, the National Education Association and the American Federation of Teachers, were so angry in the hours after Mr. Obama first endorsed the firings that an irreconcilable break with the administration seemed possible, perhaps bruising…

Oscar winner endorses and discusses her open marriage on Barbara Walter's Special.

HuffPo Religion section fawns over former Green Jobs czar for supposedly 'loving Glen Beck,' while failing to point out why Jones resigned.

CNN talk show host discusses sex addiction and porn with adult film star, anti-porn pastor and psychiatrist.

Columnist can't fathom 'squeamishness' about gays in uniform.

Shock jock and vulgar gossip blogger would make for less family-friendly show