Fire and Ice

Journalists have warned of climate change for 100 years, but cant decide weather we face an ice age or warming.
R. Warren Anderson
 

Fire and Ice: Executive Summary

Journalists have warned of climate change for 100 years, but cant decide weather we face an ice age or warming.
R. Warren Anderson
 

Tax Cuts Once Again 'Favor the Wealthy

BMI Staff
 

For Love of Money

Medias suspicion of and disdain for The Rich continues with Congress extension of tax cuts.
Amy Menefee
 

ABC sees student loan crisis, ignores hot job market

NBC and USA Today report best market in four years for college graduates.
Ken Shepherd
 

Tax Cuts Once Again Favor the Wealthy

Noel Sheppard
 

Former Bill Bradley Speechwriter Named Managing Editor of Time Magazin

Scott Whitlock
 

Fox All-Star Panel Reviews Tony Snow's First Day

Greg Sheffield
 

Future Shock: Only 1 in 4 Young People Can Name All 4 Broadcast Networ

In a cautionary signal for the future of American media, an online poll conducted by Bolt Media indicates some interesting changes in viewing behavior as a result of the Internet. AdAge.com reported on Monday (hat tip to Drudge): “Only one in four 12- to 34-year-olds can name all four major broadcast networks: ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox."The poll also asked what respondents’ favorite activities were…
Noel Sheppard
 

'Da Vinci Code' Actor: Bible Should Have 'Fiction' Disclaimer

Mark Finkelstein
 

Jonah Goldberg: Reuters Can't Be Sure About 9-11 Perps

Tim Graham
 

O'Reilly Nabs Howard Dean For Lie On Jon Stewart Show

Props to Bill O'Reilly for nabbing DNC chair Howard Dean for a lie he aired on last night's episode of the The Daily Show With Jon Stewart (Mon. May 15, 2006) (video at Expose the Left). Said the dippy Dean:"Here's the big difference between us (the Democrats) and the right-wing bill that passed the House with the President's support: This is a President who can't find a six-foot-four Saudi…
Dave Pierre
 

ABC Ignores Denial by Phone Companies of NSA Story, Leads with Low Bus

Brent Baker
 

Anti-Bush Producer Back on the Job at ABC

John Green, the ABC producer who became somewhat notorious for his statement that President Bush "makes me sick," is now back on the job according to the New York Post:He's baaack! Weekend "Good Morning America" executive producer John Green - suspended more than a month ago after partisan e-mails and voice messages denouncing President Bush and claiming Madeleine Albright had "Jew guilt" were…
Matthew Sheffield