Miss New Jersey pays a price for juvenile shenanigans.

CBS and Fox say no to broadcasting Trojan's racy new condom ads -- but what about the rest of their programming?

ABC twists the knife in Vitter, while CNN explores changing public expectations of politicians and morality.

New York Times, Associated Press use former Surgeon General's charges of censorship to bash Bush, fail to report that Clinton did it too.

The behavior was inexcusable, but Vitter refuses to shift the blame.

"Her Methodist faith, Mrs. Clinton says, has guided her as she sought to repair her marriage, forgiven some critics who once vilified her and struggled in the bare-knuckles world of politics to fulfill the biblical commandment to love thy neighbor."

NBC's Today treats viewers to some early morning profanity.

ABC's World News Tonight blasts away at middle American gun culture with a few rounds of shoddy science and emotional manipulation.

Professionalism goes out the window as Big Media swoons over Al Gore and his Live Earth extravaganza.

161 U.S. military personnel from 54 countries become U.S. citizens in Baghdad on July 4.

Stories focus on de-linking of childrearing and marriage, but ignore growing opposition to same-sex marriage.

Is marriage about fulfilling adults, or is it about raising children?

Yesterday's stinging defeat of the immigration bill is sure to be the final goad that will spur the left to try to reinstate the Fairness Doctrine.

Networks emphasize Breyer's dissent, not Roberts' opinion.