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Disgraced Reuters Photographer Made Saturday's Front Page

8/7/2006 3:37 PM ET
Adnan Hajj, dismissed by Reuters for altering a photograph of war damage in Lebanon to make it look worse, made Saturday's front page with an image of a "wounded civilian" in Lebanon

Times Celebrates "Disney Touch" of Terrorist Leader

8/7/2006 1:29 PM ET
"The success or failure of any cease-fire in Lebanon will largely hinge on the opinion of one figure: Sheik Hassan Nasrallah, the secretary general of Hezbollah, who has seen his own aura and that ...

CNN Promotes Food Industry for a Change

8/7/2006 11:33 AM ET
The cable network takes a break from barking up the wrong tree on industry regulation and personal responsibility.

CBS Hints at More Regulation for the Power Industry

8/4/2006 2:47 PM ET
But energy experts point to regulation as the cause for existing problems.

Times Sees a Perky Cuban Economy Under Raul

8/4/2006 1:20 PM ET
NYT's Juan Forero presents Cuban economic survival as struggle against Washington, not a struggle with a repressive, bankrupt economic model.

Who'll Stand Up for Israel?

8/4/2006 12:12 PM ET
No one on the Times' new war blog, apparently.

Letting Liberal Ned Lamont off the Hook

8/4/2006 11:07 AM ET
The Times buries the lead in its story on the "Lieberman-in-blackface" blogger, and lets anti-war candidate Ned Lamont implausibly deny connections to her.

Washington Post: 'Moderate' Republicans Support Tax Increases, Minimum Wage Hikes

8/3/2006 4:31 PM ET
Reporter calls pro-tax Virginia politicians 'moderate' while those against tax hikes are 'hard-core.'