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CBS Pushes for More FDA Regulation
Two reports advocate expanded power and budget for both food and drug side of organization.
GMA Spins Crow Toilet Paper Comments as 'Quirky Solution
Considering that "Good Morning America" has repeatedly adopted left-wing solutions to environmental issues, it’s not surprising that the program acted as a press agent for singer Sheryl Crow on Tuesday’s program. (After all, ABC allowed Crow to kick off her global warming tour on GMA.) Anchor Chris Cuomo claimed that Crow’s assertion (she called for a limit to the amount of toilet paper Americans…
Burns of NYT: Insurgents Know U.S. Politics Moving in Direction Favora
Does it give the Dem leaders of Congress pause to realize that the enemies of the United States in Iraq, the people killing our troops, are banking on their political success? Reid and Pelosi might be tempted to dismiss this as the raving of a right-wing blogger. They shouldn't. It is in fact the considered view of someone they surely see as a respected, nay, an authoritative source: no less…
AP Reporter Fails to Describe Constitutional Objection to DC Congressi
In his report last Thursday (HT Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em) on Congress's passage of a bill that would grant congressional representation for the District of Columbia, Associated Press writer Jim Abrams opened with nearly celebratory language. He also noted the existence of a constitutional objection to the law but failed to explain how ironclad that objection most likely is:The people of the…
NY Times Movie Reviewer Ignores Evidence about Effects of Media Violen
Scott irresponsibly ignores decades of social science studies that show a direct correlation between the consumption of violent media (movies, television, video games, and music) and increases in aggressive actions and attitudes.
ABC News Distorts Own Poll Showing Culture as Most Culpable in Virgini
MRC's Culture and Media Institute Calls Discrepancy Evidence of Liberal Bias
NY Times Movie Reviewer Ignores Evidence about Effects of Media Violen
Scott irresponsibly ignores decades of social science studies that show a direct correlation between the consumption of violent media (movies, television, video games, and music) and increases in aggressive actions and attitudes.