NewsBusters senior editor/MRC director of research Rich Noyes appeared on "Your World with Neil Cavuto" a few moments ago discussing the agenda of silly, liberally-biased questions in last night's…
"No CEO dares say it, yet it must be said: The shaming is over," wrote Fortune senior editor-at-large Geoff Colvin.
So how did the era of business shaming come to an end, according to…
I'm really blessed as an evangelical Christian to have Bill Redeker at ABCNews.com to tell me that my fellow brothers and sisters in Christ are "evolving."
The evangelical movement has long…
“Business is Back,” blares the headline, accompanied by a cover graphic of a fist punching through the page of the May 14 issue of Fortune magazine.
“No CEO dares say it,…
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Moderator Chris Matthews opens the first republican presidential primary debate of the 2008 election at the Ronald Reagan Library, Thursday, May 3, 2007, in Simi Valley…
Print accounts of the House of Representatives turning into Pelosi Palace, passing a so-called "hate crimes" expansion act to please the gay left, don't seem to notice there is a left side on the…
For Friday's Metro section, reporter Julie Bosman went to the liberal nabe of Park Slope, Brooklyn, to cover the controversy over a proposed public school dedicated to the study of Arabic ("Plan…
On Friday’s "Good Morning America," co-host Robin Roberts complained about the "staggering" salaries of American CEOs. Citing a new Forbes magazine report claiming that these individuals received…
Here's a rather ludicrous headline from USA Today's "On Deadline" blog:
"Did a violinist in a red dress quash detente between Iran, USA?"
The story?
Iranian Foreign Minister…
Eco-tastic celebrities, politicians and even CEOs made Time magazine's 100 "people who shape our world."
Former Vice President Al Gore was included in the "Scientists and Thinkers" category…
Weighing in on Time's "Swampland" blog, journalist Joe Klein opined that the best question of last night's GOP primary debate was the infamous "What do you dislike most about America" question.…
Al Gore's prophecy tour of doom hit a snag the other day. Apparently, he caused a stir among some atheist environmentalists for stating that he believes in creation science. Amazingly, no one in…
Today's joke is below the fold...
A dedicated Teamsters Union worker was attending a convention in Las Vegas and, as you would expect, decided to check out the brothels nearby. When he got…
Are the media intentionally downplaying or ignoring reports that indicate a growing al Qaeda involvement in Iraq?
Late Thursday evening, CNN.com reported (h/t LGF, emphasis added):
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Diane Sawyer granted an interview for the May issue of Reader’s Digest. In it, Sawyer said she is eager to interview North Korean dictator Kim Jong-il, and would jump at the chance to interview…
If a high-ranking member of the Taliban told Al-Jazeera that the recent attempted assassination of Vice President Dick Cheney was devised by Osama bin Laden, would you expect the media to report…
Verizon says it's going to “ignite your passions.” If you think that's just kinky advertising hype, you'd be wrong.
Parents whose kids use Verizon's wireless service need to check to see…
Update (15:33): MRC/NB's Rich Noyes will be on Fox News at 4:15 p.m. to discuss this. Look for a new post shortly thereafter with video.
In a debate packed with silly questions and ones…
20:58. Chris Matthews seems to be ignorant of the term "altered nuclear transfer" in stem-cell…
CBS Radio might be about to get a very expensive lesson in contract law, for terminated former “shock-jock” Don Imus has just hired topnotch legal counsel in what could be the most-watched trial…