Public Editor Barney Calame gets a chilly send-off - five letters criticizing the Times' slanted coverage of phony rape allegations against the Duke lacrosse team.
In the face of clear evidence, reporter Alan Feuer claimed "It is unclear what role, if any, religion played in the attack Mr. Shnewer and the five other men are charged with planning."
The Times defends an R&B singer who simulated sex onstage with a 14-year-old girl: "Yet others say...Verizon acted unfairly, and perhaps without considering whether Akon could have known his ...
The Times suddenly gets tough about homeland security: "After two years of pleas by Senator Lautenberg, the White House finally endorsed a proposal that would give the attorney general authority ...
Michael Luo takes dictation from inflammatory Al: "Mr. Sharpton said that unlike many conservative Protestants and Roman Catholics, he believed that Mormons were Christians. But he also said Mr. ...
"Mr. Giuliani invoked Ms. Royal to imply that Democrats, especially Mrs. Clinton, would bring about 'socialized' health insurance. He's leveled that charge before, but the French connection gives ...
"...the Fox News Channel and The New York Post, known for their right-wing political bent and racy tone." Meanwhile, the Times' left-wing political bent goes unacknowledged.
