CNN Poll: Who Would Win Debate: Bush or Iran President

Greg Sheffield
 

ABC's Sawyer: 'We're Working Ourselves to Death

Anchor hypes study linking work hours to blood pressure, but leaves out how work environment is a factor regardless of hours at the office.
Ken Shepherd
 

Obligatory Political Correctness Syndrome

Edward L. Daley
 

Damned If They Do and Damned If They Don't

Geoffrey Dickens
 

N.Y.Times- Connecting 'God Squad' With 'Overused' Health Care

Warner Todd Huston
 

Harry Smith Hammers Ray Nagin Over New Orleans' (Lack Of) Recovery

Michael Rule
 

Oops! CNN Airs Anchor's Girl Talk Over Bush Speech

Looking for a "passionate, compassionate, great, great" man? Well, according to CNN’s Kyra Phillips, they do indeed exist. During CNN’s live coverage of President Bush’s remarks from New Orleans, Phillips was unaware that her microphone was on and picked up portions of a conversation she was having with another woman, apparently in a CNN restroom. At 12:49pm EDT, those listening carefully could…
Megan McCormack
 

Will Thoretz Watch, Day One

Will Thoretz is the company spokesman for VNU Media, the company that owns Editor & Publisher and employs Editor Greg Mitchell, a man that has something of a "truth problem" according to Michael Silence, and seems to be on the wrong side of an example of "journalistic malpractice" according to Stephen Spruiell. Mary Katharine Ham of Townhall.com attempted to contact Mitchell at Editor…
Bob Owens
 

ABC, Wash. Post Note Gas Prices Have Fallen for Two Weeks

Just two weeks ago, the media complained of 'record' prices; NBC predicted $3.50-a-gallon gas.
Ken Shepherd
 

Open Thread

If the topic doesn't fit, you must discuss it (on this thread).
NB Staff
 

Iranian President Calls for TV Debate with Bush

Greg Sheffield
 

Matt Lauer Advances Crackpot Katrina Conspiracy Theory

Geoffrey Dickens
 

New York Times Withholds Story to Comply with Government

Greg Sheffield
 

CBS Gets in on the Fake News Business

Faking news photos isn't just for Islamic propagandists any more.A TVNewser reader has caught CBS in the act, altering a photo to make new anchor Katie Couric's waistline appear slimmer than it really is. Question: Is CBS doing better now that it's only faking news to make its anchor look skinny, or is it doing worse now that it's making phony pictures instead of relying on nutjobs to do it?…
Matthew Sheffield