New Jersey Paper Has a Double Standard in Protest Coverage

Tim Graham

Imam Ahmed Alzaree Resigns from Islamic Center of Cleveland

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer's David Briggs, quoted in entirety for fair use and discussion purposes -- the news and the preceding posts explain it all:New Cleveland imam quits before he startsImam Ahmed Alzaree announced Monday, three days before he was to start work as the spiritual leader of the Islamic Center of Cleveland, that he was resigning.Alzaree said allegations by bloggers that he…
Tom Blumer

NH Paper Lets John Edwards Promise the World

The John Edwards presidential campaign couldn't have asked for a more flattering article than the one printed Friday by New Hampshire's Concord Monitor.In an interview with the paper's Lauren Dorgan, Edwards promised universal health care, universal pre-kindergarten, matched savings accounts for poor people, and a new iniative called "College for Everyone." All of these new programs are going to…
Matthew Sheffield

ABC's Sawyer Lectures O'Reilly: See 'Reality' of Sexually Active Kids

Two weeks after seeming to take the side of a "sexual educator" who advocated giving birth control to middle school children, "Good Morning America" co-anchor Diane Sawyer exhorted the same position on Monday's show. Sawyer discussed the case of a Maine school system voting to allow contraceptives to be given to children as young as 11 with Fox News host Bill O'Reilly. The GMA journalist operated…
Scott Whitlock

'Today' Tries Carbon-Belching Publicity Stunt for Global Warming Aware

Lauer, Roker and Curry travel to extremes 'to find out what's going on with the world's climate.'
Jeff Poor

NBC Goes to ‘Ends of the Earth’ to Cause/Report on Climate Change

Jeff Poor

More Hysterical Claims Bush Censoring Climate Change Information

Noel Sheppard

CBS ‘Early Show’: Clinton Sex Addiction vs. ‘Political Rock Star

A segment on Monday’s CBS "Early Show" by co-host Julie Chen about accusations by the late President Ford of Bill Clinton being a "sex addict," was in sharp contrast to an interview last week with author Sally Bedell Smith, when co-host Harry Smith referred to the Clintons as a "still-young couple" and "political rock stars." Smith teased the Monday segment on Clinton’s sex addiction by saying, "…
Kyle Drennen

WaPo Praises Obama Gospel Gimmick, Skips McClurkin Spat

A major presidential candidate is straddling the fence between two key constituencies: gay voters and black churchgoers who tend to frown on homosexuality. Yet when profiling Barack Obama's gospel concert campaign swing through South Carolina, Washington Post staffer Sridhar Pappu all but left that verse out of his October 29 hymn of praise, "In S.C., Obama Seeks a Spiritual Reawakening."Gay…
Ken Shepherd

Like Couric, Meredith Vieira Recalls Growing Up With Feminist Mom

Tim Graham

CNN's 'Your $$$$$' Gets Gas Price Prediction Wrong

Though predicted price spike didn't happen, show still talks down about the future.
Jack Yoest

TV Week: Most Journalists Found Arnold's Hand Grab 'Inappropriate

According to the media website TV Week, "most TV news operations" deemed Arnold Schwarzenegger's grabbing of "Good Morning America" reporter Claire Shipman's hands during an interview to be "inappropriate." The exchange, which was first reported last Wednesday on NewsBusters, occurred after Shipman repeatedly tried to get the California governor to admit that some efforts to combat the state's…
Scott Whitlock

Experts Debunk Media Myth That Americans Lag in Science and Math

Americans have fallen behind in science in math and can't compete globally, right? Well, not according to Vivek Wadhwa's October 26 BusinessWeek article, which the media have conveniently ignored. For years, the media warned about US students' deficient science and math skills, but a report from the Urban Institute disputed those claims (all bold mine):...math, science, and reading test scores at…
Lynn Davidson

Who's Sponsoring New Republic's Stonewalling on Beauchamp

Scott Beauchamp doesn't matter. He's a twice-AWOL serial liar with a pending mental health evaluation who can't write believable military fiction EVEN WHILE IN THE MILITARY. He's powerless, has been tried, found guilty and punished, and at this point, a distraction. We've been focusing on the wrong things. What matters is the New Republic's advertisers. No, not their editors, their advertisers…
Bob Owens