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'Today': Curry Blames Al-Qaeda Resurgence on 'Misguided Focus on Iraq
Ann Curry didn't even bother with the "some say" dodge. On this morning's "Today," she flatly suggested to Michael Chertoff that we are losing the war on terror because of a "misguided focus" on Iraq.The Secretary of Homeland Security was on to discuss reports that a new assessment from U.S. counterterrorism analysts indicates that al-Qaeda has rebuilt itself and poses the greatest threat to…
Liberal Activist Goes Cuckoo on Carlson: 'You Preppy Punk
There's surely some deeper lesson to be drawn from the tantrum liberal activist Michael Rectenwald threw on yesterday's "Tucker." But in the meantime, for sheer entertainment value it's hard to beat Rectenwald's display of purple-faced apoplexy.Rectenwald is the man behind the left-wing "Citizens for Legitimate Government," whose mission, according to its website, is "Exposing the Coup" and "…
Stossel Responds to Kennedy's Attacks, Lists False Scares Environmenta
On Wednesday's Your World with Neil Cavuto, FNC's Cavuto hosted both ABC's John Stossel and environmentalist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to discuss Kennedy's charge, from the stage of Saturday's "Live Earth" concert in New Jersey, that the ABC anchor, as well as Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity, have been "lying" about global warming and are "toadies" for corporations. Stossel charged that some of…
Ads and Condoms and Pigs
CBS and Fox say no to broadcasting Trojan's racy new condom ads -- but what about the rest of their programming?
USA Today Promotes Stricter Food Labeling
Newspaper cites radical food groups, but downplays cost and trade implications.
USA Today Uses Food Police to Bash Foreign Food
Under the guise of "food safety," USA Today called for stricter regulation and more labeling of foreign food.A sidebar to the newspaper's cover story on July 11, cited two left-wing food police groups supportive of more country-of-origin-labeling (COOL), but buried opposition until the last paragraphs."Will knowing where food comes from make it safer?" asked USA Today's Elizabeth Weise before…