NY Times: Mass Murderer Mao 'a Kind of George Washington, James Dean

Clay Waters
 

Amnesty International Launches Campaign to Fight Internet Censorship

Human rights group Amnesty International has launched a new campaign to fight Internet censorship. At its new website devoted to this cause, AI explained its position: “Chat rooms monitored. Blogs deleted. Websites blocked. Search engines restricted. People imprisoned for simply posting and sharing information. “The Internet is a new frontier in the struggle for human rights. Governments – with…
Noel Sheppard
 

Katie's Friends Say Goodbye, And They're Mostly Liberals

Geoffrey Dickens
 

Liberal to Last Drop: Couric's Goodbye Highlights Bricks for GOP, Bouq

You have to admire the consistency of Katie Couric and her Today show crew. In her final appearance as Today show host, we were treated to a litany of parting shots at Republicans and bouquets tossed to Democrats. The first half-hour was a stroll down memory lane with Katie-the-hard-nosed-reporter asking the tough questions. But . . . surprise! The only objects of pointed inquiries were non-…
Mark Finkelstein
 

Bozell Column: Hillary's Not A Centrist

Brent Bozell
 

Time: Border-Enforcement Talk Brings Out the Racists and the Neo-Nazis

Tim Graham
 

Time Lauds Al Gore, Planet-Rescuing 'Laptop-Wielding Ninja

Tim Graham
 

MSNBC's Unger Ludicrously Claims Al Gore a Victim of 'Swift-Boating

Citing one comment from a meteorologist quoted on the ninth page (78th paragraph) of a Washington Post Magazine story, remarks by an unnamed “pundit” and an unidentified “Fox News analyst,” as well as a gentle TV ad campaign with the hardly threatening tag line of “Carbon dioxide. They call it pollution. We call it life," fill-in MSNBC host Brian Unger ludicrously devoted a segment of Tuesday's…
Brent Baker
 

Bob Schieffer's Loaded 'Question

Dave Pierre
 

O'Reilly: No More 'Boots on the Ground in a Hostile Arab Country

Mark Finkelstein
 

Oh, and Some Soldier Died, Too! - NY Times And CBS Journalists Hurt in

Warner Todd Huston
 

CBS Acknowledges Public Unaware of Good Economic News -- Which CBS Ski

In reporting on President Bush’s nomination of Henry Paulson as his new Secretary of the Treasury, CBS’s Jim Axelrod on Tuesday night suggested that "the administration needs a salesman,” citing how “no matter how much they trumpet 5.3 percent economic growth in the first quarter, 5.2 million more jobs since August 2003, or unemployment down to 4.7 percent, there's another number to contend with…
Brent Baker
 

Is Osama Reading Left-wing Blogs

Does Osama bin Laden read the work of left-wing media figures and bloggers? It's quite possible, argues Brendan O'Neill:When Al Jazeera broadcast Osama bin Laden's latest audiotape in January, it provoked the same sense of déjà vu as Messages to the World: The Statements of Osama bin Laden, recently published by the leftist publishing house Verso.The book is a collection of every public…
Matthew Sheffield
 

Hyping Hemp on CBS's 'The Early Show

Michael Rule