Will Media Report Pat Sajak's Analysis of Celebrity Endorsements

Richard Newcomb
 

Talking Ourselves into Recession

Despite Federal Reserve's expectations of no recession in 2008, journalists can't get enough of the word.
Amy Menefee
 

Another Phony 'Massacre' in Iraq

Reporting news in third-world countries like Iraq can be a difficult task, especially for Western journalists who are unfamiliar with the language and the culture of the region. As a result, many times the media get tricked by terrorist sympathizers who want to make America look bad. Things are further compounded by the left-wing bent of most Western journalists which makes them, like Dan Rather…
Matthew Sheffield
 

'View's' Behar: 'In 23 Years the Polar Cap Will Disappear

Justin McCarthy
 

Talking Ourselves into Recession

BMI Staff
 

Does ABC Cite Peggy Noonan Columns Only Against Team Bush

Tim Graham
 

WaPo Writer Laments Lott Exit; Decries 'Lost Art' of Compromise

Trent Lott, once a favored whipping boy of the mainstream media for unfortunate and poorly-worded comments at Strom Thurmond's 100th birthday bash, is now being hailed by the Washington Post's Jonathan Weisman as a great statesman as he exits the U.S. Senate. Weisman's page A4 profile, "As Lott Leaves the Senate, Compromise Appears to Be a Lost Art," paints a picture of a U.S. Senate descending…
Ken Shepherd
 

NBC, CBS Morning Shows Ignore Bill Clinton's Flip-Flop on Iraq War

Wednesday's editions of the CBS "Early Show" and NBC's "Today" show both ignored Bill Clinton's incredible assertion on Tuesday that he opposed the Iraq war from its inception. Only "Good Morning America" correspondent Jake Tapper pointed out the obvious fact that Clinton was no vocal critic of the military action. Filing a report on the subject, Tapper incredulously wondered, "Bill Clinton…
Scott Whitlock
 

Former WaPo Editor Ben Bradlee: Pro-Hillary, Anti-War, Pro-Murdoch

Tim Graham
 

A Silver Lining to High Oil Prices

GMA calls foreign investment of oil profits into American businesses an 'unusual source' for U.S. economic relief.
Genevieve Ebel
 

NBC Lobbies for $2.5 Billion in Smithsonian Funding

'Nightly News' implies liberal senator wants money for museum, but even she calls for cuts.
Jeff Poor
 

CNN Reporter: 'Do You Think We're Feeding Economic 'Misery

CNN's senior business correspondent Ali Velshi had an interesting question for viewers this morning.Before telling viewers that consumer confidence is at the lowest level in two years, Velshi asked if the media have anything to do with it."Do you think we're feeding this thing? Do you think we're fueling this sort of misery?" asked Velshi on "American Morning" November 28.A question for…
Julia A. Seymour
 

Hugo Chavez Thinks CNN Trying to Get Him Killed

Pop quiz, hot shot: On any given day, who is more likely to say the nuttiest thing? Sean PennRosie O'DonnellKeith OlbermannHugo ChavezRegardless of your answer, on Wednesday, November 28, 2007, the whacky dictator from Venezuela wins the booby prize for saying CNN is trying to get him killed.As deliciously reported by Reuters moments ago (emphasis added throughout, h/t JammieWF):
Noel Sheppard
 

LAT Frets Romney May Be Too Perfect

You would think a candidate has to worry that a media outlet might find some sort of problem in his background that might harm his campaign. Right? In the case of Mitt Romney, it appears that his "problem" is that he is too perfect according to the Los Angeles Times. Romney's perfection "problem" is described in a Nov. 24 article, "Does perfection have its price for Romney?"Mitt Romney arrives at…
P.J. Gladnick