Culture

Nearly three-quarters of Christmas songs performed on morning shows are secular.

One study reveals teens watch less TV than older generations but another study finds access to racy material is just a click away.

Education reporter Sam Dillon only talks to liberals who argue that massive pre-school spending by the federal government would be a wise investment: "...experts are debating how best to improve America's early childhood system, which they call fantastically fragmented, unconscionably underfinanced and bureaucratically bewildering."

CMIs Dan Gainor and Colleen Raezler rate the attacks and defenses of Christmas on CMIs annual Grinch-o-Meter.

Author talks to gay group about Religious Right reaction to her article presenting the religious case for gay marriage.

Magazine publisher claims it never meant offense.

ABC's Boston Legal was little more than liberal propaganda thinly disguised as entertainment. Conservatives shouldn't be heartbroken to see it go.

The Early Show hosts laugh off celebrity nudity to promote their interviews.

In 'call in gay' story, AP ignores traditional marriage supporters; features event creators and lefty teachers eager to introduce gay issues to students.

Aren't the leaders of religions supposed to defend church doctrine?

During her Ten Most Fascinating People special, ABC's news doyenne tolerates a pregnant pseudo-man, an outspoken cultist, a scandal-beset adolescent actress and a liberal president-elect, but judges a conservative talk show host and a conservative politician.

Politically correct holiday nonsense is picking up steam, especially in schools.

Only someone utterly ignorant would make a video where Jesus sounds like a lawyer for the ACLU.

Viewers receive a dose of pro-abortion propaganda from ABC's news and entertainment divisions.