Culture

Support for bin Laden and suicide bombings is waning in the Muslim world, but the mainstream media fail to tell the story.

Network calls for more gun control and federal spending, but not moral reform, to curb inner city violence.

Tuesday was a sad day for sports fans.

The New York Times gives a naughty site some free publicity.

New miniseries slams the Iraq war, casts Iraq vets as victims and criminals.

Is this any way to empower women?

When critics asked if the sex scenes [in HBO's new show, Tell Me You Love Me] were faked or real, actress Michelle Borth became suddenly defensive. We are not porn stars. We're actors, she harrumphed.

Plus: Low taxes cause child abuse and a "charismatic" terrorist leader

An article written under a pseudonym defames American soldiers in Iraq with dubious, unverifiable stories of cruelty.

Shocking study indicates that 85% of convicted child porn users may have sexually abused minors, more than double the previous estimates.

Moms and dads must teach children to discern the good and the bad messages in the books and movies.

Liberal journalists seem to fear losing their safe sanctuary for bias.

Are Shrek, Sponge Bob, sugary cereal and pleading children really impossible to resist?

A report on the destruction of a Hummer by radical environmentalists takes a distressingly green turn.