Harry Smith Shocked: Iraqis View Americans Positively & Kid Says His N

Harry Smith, co-host of CBS’s "The Early Show," has spent the last few days reporting from Baghdad. On Friday, he reported the security situation was such that he couldn’t go out and get ice cream. But today, he decided to look for a success story. He found one, but he proved that while he can report a bad news story without mentioning any good news, he can’t report a success story without…

NPR's Totenberg Compares U.S. to Communist East Germany

Reuters Adopts Albright's Critique of W's 'Religious Absolutism

CBS's Chen 'Absolutely' Agrees With Murtha's Opinion Of Iraq War

Rep. John Murtha (D-PA) appeared on CBS' The Early Show this morning, along with several others, to discuss winning the JFK "Profiles in Courage" award. During the interview, Murtha went on an anti-War rant, to which The Early Show's co-anchor Julie Chen said nodded in agreement and said "absolutely": MURTHA: And I said there's not only no progress, it's worse than it was pre-war. This…

'Today' Touts Pick of Murtha and Mora as 'Profiles in Courage

Reuters Runs Democratic Talking Points: Global Warming Worse Than Terr

In April I wrote about the opening of the Democrats' Election 2008 Talking Points Tour. It kicked off with Barack Obama preaching the certainty of fossil fuels heating up our planet while conveniently neglecting to mention what is heating up Mars and Jupiter. The media has turned the tour up a notch with a twisted fascination over Al Gore, coverage excuse provided by his new movie on global…

New York Times - Do They Really Hate the Military

Washington Times Devotes Editorial to NewsBusters Item on USA Today Re

CBS's Schieffer Shows Disdain for Guantanamo: 'More Trouble Than It's

Journalists Worried about Loss of Credibility from USA Today Phone Sto

Harry Smith In Baghdad, Complains He Couldn't Get Ice Cream

AP Photography Belittles CIA Nominee

The Sweetness and Light blog says the AP has been biased in its pictures of the confirmation hearing of Air Force Gen. Michael Hayden to head the CIA. Not content to subliminally associate General Hayden with eavesdropping via a plethora of photographs of him with microphones, the DNC's Associated Press ratchets up its agit-prop by making him look like a doofus: It should come as no surprise…

USA Today Reporter a Democratic Donor; Phone Company Demands Retractio

Bell South Demands Retraction from USA Today