Washington Post's Really Big Scoop on Judge Roberts

David Limbaugh
 

NYTimes' Krugman Talking Down the Economy Again

Fresh from his performance on ABC’s This Week this past Sunday, the New York Times economic writer, Paul Krugman, has a new op-ed today filled with more delicious economic distortions:  But although many people say "four million jobs in the last two years" reverently, as if it were an amazing achievement, it's actually a rise of about 3 percent, not much faster than the growth of the working-age…
Noel Sheppard
 

Today Show: Just When You Thought It Was Safe to Go Back to Crawford

Mark Finkelstein
 

Pat Robertson, the Old Reliable Symbol

Lawrence Henry
 

Good News In The Real World Becomes Bad News in the New York Times

Jack Kelly has a great story at Jewish World Review about how good news in the real world becomes bad news in the New York Times. The basics of the story go something like this: The Army has greatly improved the body armor soldiers are wearing over the past 15 years. It's lighter and tougher. There are some types of ammunition that can penetrate it, but no evidence that the "insurgents" are…
Lyford Beverage
 

New York Times Failed to Note Author of Fetus Pain Study Had NARAL Con

Dave Pierre
 

The BBC Adds Its Own Spin to the Cindy Sheehan/Iraq War News

Vinny Fiore
 

NBC/MSNBC: Sheehan's the New Walter Cronkite, Driving a “Tipping Poi

"As the 1960s protest song said, 'there's something happening here,'” NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams reminisced Thursday evening as he introduced an “In Depth” segment trumpeting the influence of Cindy Sheehan -- a story, when replayed on MSNBC's Countdown, fill-in host Amy Robach framed around how “there are those who wonder if attitudes toward the war could be reaching a tipping point…
Brent Baker
 

Old Media Vets Hail the "Freak Kingdom" of Hunter S. Thompson

Tim Graham
 

CNN's Kyra Phillips Messes Up the '92 GOP Convention

Tim Graham
 

ABC Relays Charge Bush "Lied," But Not How He Met with Families

Brent Baker
 

Media Continue to Pound on Obesity Coverage

Fast food restaurants are stalking children; Southerners are getting fatter; and the misleading Body Mass Index is back in the news after a football players death.
 

Saving at the Pump Means Paying More for Vehicles

Media continue to refine their talking points about failure of new CAFE standards.
Dan Gainor
 

Washington Post Misrepresents Havoc Caused by U.S. Amendments to U.N

A front-page story in today’s Washington Post suggests that Bush administration amendments to a 29-page draft agreement prepared by the United Nations for its upcoming world summit on poverty and U.N. reform have “thrown the proceedings in turmoil”:Less than a month before world leaders arrive in New York for a world summit on poverty and U.N. reform, the Bush administration has thrown the…
Noel Sheppard