NBC's Brian Williams Gratuitously Shows Bush Holding Hands with Saudi

Rich Noyes
 

Embedded Frustrations: Does the Military Know How to Win the Media War

Bob Owens
 

Burns of NY Times on 'Today': 'No Limit to this Violence' if US Troops

Far be it from me to put in a plug for "Today," but I do hope Nancy Pelosi & Friends were watching this morning. Congressional Dems might be quick to dismiss what President Bush predicts would be the upshot of a date-certain pull-out from Iraq. But perhaps they would not so blithely disregard the observations of one of the most experienced and respected reporters on Iraqi matters . . . a…
Mark Finkelstein
 

Open Thread

Today's starter is a special announcement: Tonight is the big MRC 20th anniversary party set around our usual "DisHonors" awards. To make sure everyone gets a chance to celebrate, for the first time ever, we're going to have a live webcast of the event along with an IRC discussion like we had during the '05 election.
Matthew Sheffield
 

Carter ALSO Fired US Attorney for 'Political Reasons', Boston Globe Mi

Warner Todd Huston
 

AP on Polish Abortion Protests: 'Ultraconservative' Catholics vs. 'You

Tim Graham
 

Bozell Column: Sunday's Pseudo-Republicans

Brent Bozell
 

Al Franken on Letterman: Kyoto Protocols Great for Economy

Warner Todd Huston
 

To Protect Obama, a Journalist Excuses Lies

Cohen even proposes a rationale few philosophers, or journalism professors, would embrace: that emotional truth trumps intellectual truth.
Kristen Fyfe
 

Law Firm Dems Hired to Probe Attorney Firings Gave Heavily to Dem Camp

This is a developing story, so there's room for it to play out a bit, but the law firm congressional Democrats are hiring to help plow through the U.S. attorney firings, Arnold & Porter, has a history of heavy donations towards Democrats.From the last two paragraphs of a March 28 Associated Press story:[House Judiciary Committee Chairman John] Conyers , meanwhile, has signed a contract…
Ken Shepherd
 

Kitty Kelley Op-Ed Blasting Bush Family Ignores George P.'s Military S

Amy Ridenour
 

LAT's Pat Tillman Coverage Exceeds Sandy Berger Theft Case By Nearly F

Since April of 2004, the Los Angeles Times has published over 20,000 words on the death and the controversy surrounding the death of NFL star Pat Tillman in Afghanistan. The word total includes 20 articles, editorials, and op-eds.Meanwhile, since July of 2004, the Times has published less than 4,200 words on the story of former Clinton security advisor Sandy Berger pilfering classified documents…
Dave Pierre
 

Roberts to McCain: 'Your Party Was in Charge' When Cancer Spending Was

Matthew Balan
 

Networks Suffer From 'Epidemic' of Poor Reporting on Subprime Mortgage

Julia A. Seymour