Culture

Nightline twists economic turmoil into a feature on the world's oldest profession but never questions morality.

A California congresswoman thinks it's no big deal to be pregnant and not married.

Appearing on PBS, the liberal media magnate advocates population control as the right thing to do.

Hollywood's lawyers are arguing against the FCC's legalistic definition of profanity (and common sense) when they suggest that when people use the F-word, it doesn't always have a sexual connotation.

Homosexuals enraged over Prop. 8 physically and sexually assault a group of religious believers innocently praying in a public place, and this isn't news?

How can a politician say he supports man-woman marriage when he opposes the Defense of Marriage Act?

Storyline includes fantasy of having sex with the Alaska governor.

Nationwide anti-Prop. 8 protests get little broadcast news attention.

Barbara Walters promised she would raise the whole question of what is a man and what is a woman. She never answered the question, she just preached tolerance.

A new poll confirms a CMI study's findings that Americans believe their moral values are being assaulted by Hollywood and the national media.

ABC News's leading lady is using Thomas Beatie to persuade Americans to accept nontraditional families.

Reporters threw more softballs to Democrats overall but more hardballs at Democrats on honesty

Barbara Walters ignores biology while insisting the pregnant man is truly a man. After all, the state of Oregon says so.

In her quest to revise America's understanding of man and woman, the veteran ABC news celebrity covers up the essential fact: Thomas Beatie is, in reality, a woman.