Hollywood's Double Standard: 'Redacted' Praised, '24' Has to Move Left

The writers' strike is giving conservative fans of "24" a temporary reprieve from a maddening, preachy plots planned in the new season. So argues Bryan Preston at Hot Air, noting that Hollywood praises liberal anti-military, anti-war on terror fare like "Redacted," while it can't abide a pro-American, pro-war on terror far like "24," despite the latter being vastly more successful as a commercial…

AFP Recycles Old Story to Impugn Progress in War on Terror

Agence France-Presse (AFP) the oldest news agency in the world and the largest French news agency, has been caught recycling two-year-old Congressional subcommittee testimony as current news. On Sunday, AFP released an article, "US Qaeda strategy fatally flawed; analysts," which opened:

Olbermann Invokes Nazi Germany, Answers Andy Card's Criticism

CNN's Toobin: 'Militaristic, Authoritarian' Giuliani's Words 'Outrageo

Andy Card Calls Out MSNBC 'Cynicism,' Bush Like Fibber McGee

The Latest Media Scam

Left wing think tank hatchet reportingThe Establishment Media's Weapon of ChoiceAnd you thought only the New York Times was engaged in not-for-profit journalism. Behold the Center for Public Integrity (CPI), who on Wednesday made headlines across the nation with their report -- co-authored with the Fund for Independence in Journalism (FIJ) -- entitled "Iraq - The War Card: Orchestrated Deception…

ABC Reporters Fawn Over Bin Laden Son and His 'Curious Proposal

ABC correspondent Nick Watt conducted a softball interview with the son of terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden on Tuesday's "Good Morning America" and he credulously repeated Omar bin Laden's goals of being an "ambassador for peace." Host Diane Sawyer called the idea a "very curious proposal," while Watt announced that the younger bin Laden "wants to meet with President George W. Bush" and…

NYT's Public Editor Rides to Liberal Reporter's Defense, Ignores Smear

Olbermann Fascinated with Hillary's 'Fearmongering' on Terrorism

Back to the 80s Trend? Bad Reaganite Rerun, Says NYT Reporter

The '80s are back -- Sylvester Stallone has prepped another "Rambo" movie, Chuck Norris is an Internet icon and Mr. T is doing commercials. Alex Williams tackled the "trend" for the Sunday Styles section of the New York Times, "Tough Guys for Tough Times." Williams' story is a retread in its own way; the first sentence below in particular could have been been found 20 years ago in any college rag…

Olbermann Accuses Joint Chiefs of Faking 'Gulf of Tonkin' with Iran

NBC: Europe Wants 'Change' in America, Hillary Too Much Like Bush

Olbermann Makes Fred Thompson 'Worst Person' for '72 Virgins' Joke

Fred to MSM: 'I Owe You Nothing

Fred Thompson today blasted the media for propagating a false rumor about his impending withdrawal, while reinforcing the role he has created for himself as the candidate in this race who does not suffer unwelcome questions gladly. Back in Iowa, Thompson famously refused to respond to the debate moderator/school marm's demand for a hand-show on global warming. On this morning's Today, he…