Laura in the Lions Den, Carville Advises W to Talk About Failure

Was it David Gregory, or an SNL parody of a biased liberal MSMer? The topic on this morning's Today show was whether media coverage of Iraq has presented a distorted picture. Under the circumstances, you might have thought Gregory would have feigned some facsimile of fairness. But his very first question to James Carville advanced the theory that . . . President Bush is a liar. Asked Gregory: "…
Mark Finkelstein

NYT: Bush in "Fantasy Land

Eric Arr

WashPost Hails Leftist Harper's Editor, Even As They Doubt His Veracit

Tim Graham

Group Plans Permanent Protest in Front of U.S. Al-Jazeera Studio

Greg Sheffield

On O'Reilly, Code Pink's Benjamin Claimed North Korea Has No Nukes

Dave Pierre

On Third Anniversary of Iraq War, ABC Allows Some Hope But NBC All Neg

Asked to provide an assessment of life is for ordinary Iraqis on the third anniversary of the start of the war, on Monday's ABC's World News Tonight and NBC Nightly News, Dan Harris and Richard Engel provided different pictures. ABC's Harris conveyed more bad than good, but acknowledged some hope expressed by an Iraqi family. NBC's Engel, however, stuck exclusively to the negative. “Iraqis today…
Brent Baker

CNN's Schneider on Feingold's Censure Motion: Why Not Impeachment

To paraphrase that famous George Santayana phrase, perhaps political reporters who highlight liberal efforts to embarrass the President on Friday are destined to find those same moves inadequate on Monday. Having awarded liberal Wisconsin Senator Russ Feingold with the "political play of the week" for his motion to censure President Bush on the March 17 The Situation Room, CNN senior political…
Megan McCormack

NY Times Worried About Bias

Greg Sheffield

CBS's "The Early Show" Sees No End In Sight in Iraq, "USA Today" Repor

Michael Rule

Former ABC Reporter: Americans "Hysterical" In Opposing al-Jazeera

Tim Graham

Boston Globe: U.S. Merely "Feels" It's At War With Al-Qaeda Militants

John Matthews

On CNN, Anderson Cooper and Joe Klein Bemoan Lack of War "Sacrifice

Anderson Cooper sounded more like a political pundit than an objective journalist during a discussion with Time columnist Joe Klein on March 17 on the third anniversary of the start of the Iraq war. Cooper expressed outrage that "none of us have been asked to sacrifice" during this time of war, while Klein asked, "why aren't we collecting clothing for the children of Iraq," even though there are…
Megan McCormack

Journalism 'Ethics' Instructor Compares Al Jazeera to Fox News

Greg Sheffield

WashPost Book Critic: "The Communist Ideal Is a Noble One

Tom Johnson