On CBS, Craig Crawford Asserts Bush Broke Law, Constitution at Stake

Troops in Iraq Don't Trust Reporters

Quiz Time: Which Newsweek Claim Is Goofier? Cindy Sheehan or Anna Quin

How The New York Times Stole Christmas

The folks over at The New York Times must be laughing their heads off. With the President’s poll numbers on the rise, a fabulous election result in Iraq, and the potential extension of a key antiterrorism bill that the administration holds dear, the Times stole Christmas from the White House last week with the release of one carefully-timed article. After some pretty horrible months in September…

Networks Pan Bush Performance In Closing Out Bush's Press Conference T

Washington Post TV Critic Compares Bush Speech To "Very Bad" Wizard of

“Chris Matthews Show” Gets America’s Priorities Right This Morni

Sunday Talk Shows Lead With Surveillance Scandal Rather Than Iraqi Ele

Fox & Friends Phillips Wet Blankets War Effort, NSA Surveillance

Reuters Reporter Offers the Insurgents' Point of View

Hiding The Real News in Today's Washington Post on Pelosi, Prices

Buzz-Kill: Well-Timed Spying Charges Let MSM Rain on Iraqi Election Pa

It was the MSM's worst nightmare-in-the-making: the prospect of a day, maybe more, of nothing but jubilant Iraqis waving those damn purple fingers, some of them no doubt soppily shouting "thank you, Mr. Bush!" Ugh. Can't let that happen.Don't worry, MSM: the New York Times, with a nice assist from the Washington Post, have got your back.The Times has admitted that, in response to a…

Broadcast Nets, Especially ABC and NBC, Deliver Upbeat View of Iraqi E

The three broadcast network evening newscasts, particularly ABC and NBC, led Thursday night with glowingly positive spins on the election in Iraq. ABC's Elizabeth Vargas, the only anchor in Iraq, celebrated in her tease: “So much pride. So much joy. The chance at a better future.” She then led World News Tonight with how “millions of Iraqis went to the polls in unprecedented numbers. They did so…

Troops Tell Anderson Cooper Media Not Telling Whole Story in Iraq