The NewsBusters Weekly Recap: May 5 to

CNN Photo Caption Under Tony Blair Video: 'Bush Resigns

Looks like the folks at the much maligned CNN indulged in a little bit of wishful thinking on Friday during a report of British Prime Minister Tony Blair's resignation announcement. In a video caption of Blair, CNN plastered the words "Bush Resigns" across the screen. Media Bistro got the first capture of this absurdly Freudian slip. "CNN International's CNN Today program, airing at midnight…

Obama Condemns Big and Fast Gas Guzzlers, But Drives Hemi V8 Sedan

Ethical Lapses in Congressional Travel -- Where is MSM Reporting

Gun Control: Clueless in Chicago

Tenet's Untold Story

George Tenet, the former CIA director who resigned a while ago has been out promoting a new book. Most of the media has spun the book as attacking the Bush administration, however, as Fred Thompson points out, much of what Tenet says is supportive of many of the claims made by Bush and his staff. Naturally, these aren't the kinds of facts you hear reported in the media:My attention was drawn to…

Minn. Editorial Page Editor: 'You Kind of Held Your Nose' with Conserv

IndyStar: Why Did Dental Students Cheat on Exam? It's All Bush's Fault

Bush derangement syndrome strikes again, this time in Indianapolis, Indiana where the Indianapolis Star reports that students of the U of Indiana's Dentistry class have been caught in a massive cheating scandal. Naturally, it's all Bush's fault according to one of the so-called experts the paper interviewed for their article. Apparently 16 students were suspended because they hacked their school…

Waiting for Katrina

NYT on 'Right-Wing' Fox News -- Pot Meets Kettle, Again

WashPost Royally Ribs Bush for Gaffe

Must See TV: NB's Tim Graham on 'Glenn Beck' Tonight

The Importance of Being Murdoch

Rupert Murdoch, founder of the Fox network and Fox News Channel and CEO of media giant News Corp has the ability to make grown journalists cry. A quick survey of liberal media blogger Jim Romenesko's Media News page shows an industry in a panic over Murdoch's $5 billion offer to purchase Wall Street Journal parent company Dow Jones.Why all the fear and loathing?To put it simply, Rupert Murdoch is…

Stahl, Who Derided Reagan, Hypocritically Lectures Dobbs for Criticizi

CBS's Lesley Stahl, in a 60 Minutes profile of CNN's Lou Dobbs aired Sunday night, expressed indignation over how Dobbs violates the supposed “fair and balanced” rule of journalism by revealing his disdain for President Bush, but Stahl has a long history of announcing her personal political views, including scorn for President Reagan and adulation of Hillary Clinton. When Dobbs confirmed he's “…