NAACP’s Double Standard Concerning Don Imus and Isaiah Washington Fi

The Associated Press reported Thursday that the executive director of the NAACP’s Hollywood bureau is displeased with “Grey’s Anatomy” star Isaiah Washington being fired for making anti-gay slurs.Yet, the NAACP was strongly in favor of Don Imus being terminated by CBS and MSNBC in April for his statements concerning the Rutgers women’s basketball team.Double standard? You be the judge.This is…
Noel Sheppard

Washington Post Headline: ‘Could Some Win With Global Warming

The Associated Press on Thursday published an article that very much went counter to all the climate change alarmism so prevalent in the media since Hurricane Katrina made landfall in 2005.Conceivably more shocking was the headline the Washington Post chose for the version published at its website: “Could Some Win With Global Warming?” According to LexisNexis, AP’s headline on all its versions…
Noel Sheppard

Journalism Magazine Slams Murdoch, Calls Him 'Scorpion

You know the scorpion that killed the frog in that old fable? According to Columbia Journalism Review (CJR), that’s Rupert Murdoch.CJR, a magazine for “professional journalists” published by Columbia Graduate School of Journalism fired the latest shot in the mainstream media’s fight to stop the sale of The Wall Street Journal to the News Corporation CEO.“[Bancroft] family members sensibly fear…
Julia A. Seymour

Journalism Magazine Compares Murdoch to a 'Scorpion

Columbia Journalism Review doesn't believe News Corp.'s Murdoch would maintain the 'credibility' of Wall Street Journal.
Jeff Poor

ABC Gives Michael Moore a Platform to Tout ‘Artistic Freedom’ of C

Filmmaker Michael Moore’s appearance on Wednesday’s edition of "Nightline" wrapped up a two day, two show tour of various ABC programs. Between "Nightline and "Good Morning America," the network gave the outspoken leftist almost  21 and a half minutes of air time to promote his new health care documentary, "Sicko." In addition to looking at the softer side of Moore and asking about his faith, co-…
Scott Whitlock

WashPost: Conservative Primary Win = Republican General Loss

Justin McCarthy

Left-Wing Food Group Wants to Whack Toucan Sam

That’s right, a food police group has turned cereal killer. What's worse, the media don't see any foul play.Fruit Loops cereal’s brightly colored mascot Toucan Sam, along with Sugar Smack’s Dig ‘Em and Rice Krispies’ Snap, Crackle and Pop are likely to be axed due to an agreement between Kellogg Company and the food police group Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI).“Early Show’s”…
Julia A. Seymour

BBC Reports EU’s Carbon Trading Scheme Has Actually Increased CO2 Em

Noel Sheppard

'Obama Girl' Site Registered Through GoDaddy

Ken Shepherd

Left-wing group turns cereal killer, tries to whack Snap, Crackle, Pop

CBS says it's 'a great idea' that Kellogg's reaches agreement with advocacy groups to end some cereals toward children.
Jeff Poor

Islamic Group Touted as Representative of U.S. Muslims Has Almost No M

Matthew Sheffield

Boston Globe Blames Israel for Gaza Civil War While Praising Yasser Ar

As the Civil War in Gaza between Hamas and Fatah rages on (please see fabulous coverage on this by our friend at Gateway Pundit), Glenn Reynolds marvelously commented Thursday: “[S]ince it's Hamas killing people, nobody will really care -- unless, ironically, they can find a way to blame the Israelis.”Well, as he pointed out in an update, the Boston Globe unbelievably published an editorial…
Noel Sheppard

Happy Flag Day? For The Left, the Flag Stands for 'Jingoism, Vengeance

Tim Graham

WashPost's Express Tabloid Marks Flag Day With Illegal Immigrant Rally

The Washington Post publishes a weekday free commuter tabloid called Express, which is distributed throughout the Washington, D.C., area, particularly at Metrorail stations and bus shelters. Towards the back of each issue, there is a section called "Look Out," which has, among other things, horoscopes, comics, and a section called "Today in History."The "Today in History" section in the June 14…
Matthew Balan