David Gregory's Drumbeat: Iraq a Distraction

Geoffrey Dickens

The Show Must Go On

According to Reuters photographer Zohra Bensemra, an elderly injured woman lies injured in the ruins of her house, awaiting rescue as Bensemra snaps these pictures. Let's for a moment try to look past the staging elements that we've become accustomed to searching for over the past weeks. Ignore for a moment the fact that a wounded elderly woman in a bombed out building is unlikely to be in…
Bob Owens

NBC, CBS Morning Shows Still Wrong Claiming Gas Price at Record Highs

Cost at pump is 2 cents less than post-Katrina high, 9 cents less than inflation-adjusted high.
Ken Shepherd

Hezbollah Hides Among Civilians: Is It Really Breaking News

Michael Rule

V for Vicodin

Matthew Sheffield

NY Times Whitewashes Stalinist Anti-War Protestors

Clay Waters

Public Trusts President More than Journalists

Greg Sheffield

ABC Sniffs Out Raul Castro's Favored Free Enterprise: Cocaine Running

The following is cross-posted at MRC's BusinessandMedia.org:Nearly two week ago, NBC’s Andrea Mitchell suggested hard-line Communist Raul Castro really did have a soft spot for capitalism."Raul has been in charge of the military and the economy,” Mitchell explained to the August 2 “Today” show audience, calling Fidel’s younger brother “politically hard-line but more open than his brother to free…
Ken Shepherd

V is for Victory

The caption for the left picture reads: An Israeli soldier flashes a V for victory sign after receiving orders to stop firing into south Lebanon, along the Israel-Lebanon border, in the early hours. Faced with another Middle East crisis, American Jews have rallied to collect donations for Israel, although some in the community argue that funds should also be sent to war-ravaged Lebanon for…
Brian C. Ledbetter

Western Reporter Says He Saw Hezbollah Unearth Bodies for the Camera

Tom Blumer

NBC's Today Still Can't Get Over Willie Horton

Geoffrey Dickens

Raul Castro's Idea of 'Free Enterprise': Drug Smuggling

ABC sniffs out lead on Cuban military chief's hand in cocaine running operations.
Ken Shepherd

AP's Woman-in-the-Street: 'Long Live Fidel And The Revolution

Mark Finkelstein

CBS Co-anchor Pounds Desk, Implies Democrats Will Make Terrorism Their

Michael Rule