CNN's Cafferty: Oil Companies Lowering Gas Prices to Help Republicans

Megan McCormack
 

Labor Day or Layoff Day

ABC News leads the charge of bad news for workers, despite low unemployment and industries clamoring for more help.
Amy Menefee
 

ABC on Race and Katrina: White Conspiracy Theorist vs. Black Conspirac

Tim Graham
 

Facts On PBS's 'NewsHour' Refute Byron Pitts Hyperbole on '60 Minutes

Michael Rule
 

Plame-Gate Bombs Out, But Once-excited NYT Hardly Notices

Clay Waters
 

ABC's Raddatz: Katrina a 'Political Disaster'... Just for Bush

Tim Graham
 

Armored Vehicle Experts: Reuters Vehicle Not Hit by Israeli Missile

Bob Owens
 

No Place to Hide: MSNBC Works Bush-Bashing Into Baseball Article

Bush supporters who think that the MSM's sports pages might offer a respite from Bush-bashing should think again.  MSNBC managed to slip a sneak attack on the president into a seemingly innocuous article on the recent collapse of the Boston Red Sox.Wrote MSNBC contributor Bob Cook, criticizing Sox General Manager Theo Epstein [pictured here]: "Epstein might be better [sic] keeping his mouth shut…
Mark Finkelstein
 

Oops! Update: 'Fox and Friends' Mocks Kyra Phillips's Bathroom Chat

For those who were not watching Fox News Channel at 6:30am EDT today, 'Fox and Friends First' had a little bit of fun with CNN anchor Kyra Phillips’ restroom conversation, inadvertently broadcast live Tuesday during President Bush’s speech in New Orleans. Making light of Phillips’ gaffe, anchor Kiran Chetry, having returned from a commercial break, was interrupted by an off-air "personal"…
Megan McCormack
 

Wilson-Plame-Yellowcake Characters Are Recent MIAs in Daily Kos Search

Tom Blumer
 

Labor Day or Layoff Day

BMI Staff
 

Ex-CBS Reporter: Couric a 'Liberal Democrat...in Love With Hillary

Tom Johnson
 

CNN Blames 'Technical Malfunction,' not Anchor, for Bathroom Gaffe

Greg Sheffield
 

Fake News and Its Implications

Writing at TCS Daily, Glenn Reynolds wonders about the net effect of the exposure of the fact that fake news is more common than previously supposed:In a democratic polity -- or even one that's driven by things like "world opinion" -- faked news poses a real threat to decent decision-making. Worse yet, the likely outcome of widespread fakery will be a tendency on the part of people to simply…
Matthew Sheffield