AP Promotes “Catholic” Gubernatorial Candidate

Lisa Fabrizio
 

Clooney Cites Praise from Safer, Cronkite, and Brokaw for Latest Movie

Ken Shepherd
 

Did Bob Novak Disclose Plame's "Covert" Status

Clay Waters
 

Blogs: Satan's Newspaper

Mithridate Ombud
 

What Are They Putting In Chris Matthews's Water

Geoffrey Dickens
 

Now That's News Worth Reporting: CNN Replaces Iraq Vote Headline With

Earlier today, CNN.com had a headline on its front page about the 78 percent of Iraqis who voted in support of the constitution. Apparently not wanting to appear pro-Bush, that headline has been removed and replaced with a much more MoveOn-friendly title: U.S. death toll in Iraq hits 2,000. Currently, nowhere on the front page does it mention the landslide victory in favor of the constitution.
Greg Sheffield
 

Gergen Now Compares the Wilson/Plame Affair to Monica Lewinsky and Imp

Noel Sheppard
 

Bernanke Nomination Brings Out Medias Economic Concerns

Newspapers list housing bubble, deficits, inflation confronting next Fed chairman but issues arent as dire as they suggest.
R. Warren Anderson
 

Paris Group Decries U.S. Gov's Treatment of Reporters

Greg Sheffield
 

Judith Miller Saga Recalls the 'Punch and Judy' Show

John Armor
 

Franken's Funny When He Calls for Death, But

Rich Noyes
 

2000th Iraq Death and Plamegate Linked by Plante

Ken Shepherd
 

Al Franken's Rerun Rove and Libby Execution Remark Draws Laughter From

On Today, at 8:52am Al Franken was on to promote his new book The Truth and repeated his twisted joke from Friday's Letterman in which he predicted that Rove and Libby will be executed for treason. Franken's "joke," drew laughter from Matt Lauer and the rest of the Today show studio. The following is just a portion of this morning's interview: Matt Lauer: "All right, Karl Rove and Scooter Libby…
Geoffrey Dickens
 

Unlike "Real" Journalists, Letterman At Least Pushed Franken on Air Am

Brian Maloney at The Radio Equalizer, a leading blogger on the Air America scandal, offered the transcript of the other part of the Letterman segment with Al Franken. Unlike the "mainstream media," Letterman at least asked about the Air America financial scandal.
Tim Graham