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Battlin' Joe Biden Claims He Came Under Enemy Fire in Bosnia

5/20/2009 11:06 AM ET
Bosnia joins Afghanistan and Iraq among the countries in which Vice President Biden claims to have come under enemy fire.

Bill Keller Now Calls Google a News "Ally," But Didn't Trust It Last Month

5/20/2009 10:34 AM ET
The paper's executive editor (pictured) changes his tune on Google as a news aggregator, crediting it with driving traffic to the Times. But last month he dared people to "google" themselves if ...

Matthews to Skeptical Congressman: 'Are You a Luddite, a Troglodyte?'

5/20/2009 8:49 AM ET
MSNBC host belittles California congressman Dana Rohrabacher for not buying into man-caused global warming.

'Today' Leaves Out the Violence of New Tarantino Film

5/20/2009 12:00 AM ET
'Inglorious Basterds' emphasizes a blood-spattered trailer, but Curry interview only hints at gore.

ABC Regrets California's 'Unwillingness to Raise Taxes'

5/19/2009 8:58 PM ET
A Tuesday story on ABC's World News, which ignored soaring state spending, reflected frustration with California voters for the anticipated rejection of ballot initiatives to raise taxes as ...

Sanchez and Slater Agree Bush 'Presided Over a Reign of Bullies'

5/19/2009 6:15 PM ET
CNN anchor Rick Sanchez and Dallas Morning News political writer Wayne Slater agreed on Tuesday's Newsroom program that former President George W. Bush appeared to be "controlled by a bunch of ...

Andrea Mitchell Features 'Good Republican' Chris Shays to Critique Steele

5/19/2009 3:20 PM ET
Who did MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell feature to respond to Michael Steele's Tuesday speech about the future of the Republican Party? Chris Shays, the liberal, former Republican congressman with a ...

CNN's Cooper Sorry about 'Teabagging' Comments from April 15 Show

5/19/2009 3:20 PM ET
Host tells audience at UCLA using the double entendre is something he 'regrets' and did not intend to disparage their right to protest.

Obama's "Bipartisan" Supreme Court Choices? Maybe Not

5/19/2009 3:01 PM ET
The Times is trying to sell Elena Kagan and Janet Napolitano as moderate choices for the soon-to-be-vacant Supreme Court seat. But just how "bipartisan" are they?