Culture

Maggie Rodriguez announces The Early Show will show extreme restraint regarding paparazzi photos.

Don't trust those flock-fleecing televangelists – and keep that Bible far away from me!

What book would the former Vice Presidential nominee bring into the White House? A book by a man so radical he blamed South Korea for starting the Korean War.

During the Roman Empire days, people would cram into coliseums to be entertained by gladiators fighting to the death. Have we created a modern American counterpart?

How dare they: A new Arizona law limits financial assistance for college to actual citizens!

NBC highlights prescription drug abuse, but only in the wake of tragedy.

NBC Nightly News spotlights one man's effort to chart a new course for troubled boys.

For insight on Nevada presidential politics, most national journalists might turn to political science profs at UNLV or perhaps some local ink-stained wretches. Not ABC World News Saturday. They sent their fearless camera crews into a whorehouse.

The Wall Street Journal runs a hostile, one-sided article about church discipline.

CBS Evening News suggests the 2006 teen birth rate spike is somehow 'connected' to pro-life films released in 2007.

For once there is a movie whose message has brought cheers from both the pro-life and pro-choice camps. This is a good thing. Hollywood is applauding Juno. The public should applaud Hollywood for Juno, too.

ABC's Good Morning America highlights Biblically-based financial counseling.

Society's rules seem to be changing faster than people can keep up.

Only Jim Lehrer's NewsHour mentions the 35th Anniversary March for Life.