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Jennings Death Inspires Anti-Smoking Crusade
NBC reports that thousands choose to stop smoking yet, they need regulation and government funding to help?
Morning Shows Fill Up With Hype on Gas Prices
Networks emphasize $3-per-gallon prices when average price is $2.37.
Times Relies on Food Police for Comment on Healthier Products
In mostly positive free-market story, anti-industry nutritionist Marion Nestle continues criticism of innovation.
Post Blames Free Market For Starvation In Niger
Timbergs rant bypasses poverty, drought, locusts and other causes to blame greedy capitalists.
CNN's Phillips with Brooks Jackson on debunking the NARAL ad on John R
At 1:41 EDT, CNN's Kyra Phillips interviewed Brooks Jackson, former CNN reporter and current director of the Annenberg Center's Political Fact Check, on his latest issue of Fact Check, which categorizes the anti-John Roberts ad by NARAL Pro-Choice America currently running on CNN during commercial breaks as patently false. Phillips expressed concern over lack of federal laws against false…
AP Ignores Lobbyist's Dem Connections
The Associated Press is today repeating a mistake that CBS made in May. The AP story which just went out, Fraud Indictment Expected for Abramoff, focuses several times on GOP House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, and his relationship with lobbyist Jack Abramoff.
Federal prosecutors are seeking bank fraud charges against lobbyist Jack Abramoff, a key figure in investigations involving House Majority…
Schieffer on Sheehan: "I Wonder Why” Bush “Doesn't Meet with Her
The CBS Evening News on Wednesday devoted a second segment to promoting the vigil of Bush-hater Cindy Sheehan. Bill Plante noted the obvious as he provided more publicity: “She's gotten a lot of media attention by camping out on the road that leads to the President's ranch.” He pointed out that she “understands that it's very difficult for the White House to dismiss anyone in her position” and…
Newsworthy, or just newsworthy for the NY Times
There's an old joke about the New York Times that goes something like this; if the world were ending, the headline in the Times would read "World To End," with a sub-head reading "Women And Minorities Hardest Hit." Today's front page calls that to mind, as the center of the front page is devoted to a story on Entrenched Epidemic: Wife-Beatings in Africa...