WashPost's Meyerson Pounds South, Still Soft on Slavery...with Wal-Mar

Islamic Group Attacks Columnist for Condeming Quran Swearing-in

British TV Channel to Offer Muslim Alternative to Queen's Christmas Me

Channel 4, a TV station seen all across England, has decided to embrace the country's coming Islamification. Reports the Daily Mail: Channel 4 is to reignite controversy over the wearing of the veil - by featuring a Muslim woman in full niqab giving the broadcaster's alternative Christmas message. The woman, today named only as Khadija and said to be a lecturer in Islamic studies, will go…

Source Watch: Post's Boorstein Leaves Out Liberal Leanings of Church H

Couric Worries in 'Divided' Nation 'Non-Believers May Feel Excluded' b

In the midst of an otherwise positive story Monday night about the “revival” of religiously-inspired movies, such as The Nativity Story and Facing the Giants, CBS Evening News anchor Katie Couric saw a dark side. She pressed Catherine Hardwicke, director of The Nativity Story and Mike Rich, the film's screenwriter: "Do you worry at all that non-believers may feel excluded and diminished at a…

NPR's Anti-Semitism Satire: Holiday Craft Contest Touted With 'Mel Gib

Fox News Watch: Eric Burned For Criticism of US Airways Removal of Ima

CNN-AP Call Wallis 'Non-Partisan' - But Remarks Read Like DNC Talking

In This Case, Headline In LA Times Unfair To Cardinal Mahony

LA Times Columnist Debunked In Same Day By Her Own Paper

Fox News More Biased Than ABC News? FNC Applies Extremist 'Far Right

In a Friday night story on criticism of Pastor Rick Warren, for inviting Democratic Senator Barack Obama to the evangelist's annual “Global Summit on AIDS and the Church” held at the Saddleback Church in Orange County, California, ABC's Jake Tapper relayed how “many conservative Christian leaders...were furious with Warren for inviting Obama. Why? Because the Senator supports abortion rights.”…

News Flash: MSM Approves Mixing Religion And Politics - If You're Bara

I'm confused. Doesn't the MSM abhor the mixing of religion and politics? Isn't it quick to invoke the specter of theocracy and decry the crumbling of the [non-existent] "constitutional separation of church and state"? Well, yes, in general. But there is an exception to the MSM rule. Turns out it's OK to mix religion and politics, when it's Dems in general - and Barack Obama in particular -…

Omission Watch: Chicago Promotes Gay Games, But Rejects Jesus Movie at

Boston Globe Laments JFK Not on Historians' Most Influential List