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Michelle, My Belle

Reporter Rachel Swarns has pumped out four flattering pieces on the first lady in a month: "Michelle Obama, who has juggled news conferences and parent-teacher conferences..."

Like a Mama Bear, Networks Protect Obama from His Down Market

Stock market reports ignore president's influence or defend him against criticism, but gave credit for March 4, Election rallies.

Cable News Partisanship: Good on Leftist MSNBC, Not on Anti-Obama CNBC

After celebrating MSNBC's move to the left and resulting ratings surge, the Times frets that CNBC is "making the line between reporter and commentator almost indistinguishable at times" as it ...

Neil Lewis's Reporting on Court Packed With Bias

Neil Lewis's latest slanted story on "conservative" judges vs. Obama's non-ideological ones: Conservatives want to "roll back affirmative action" and are "restrictive of abortion rights" and "less ...

Obama Sinks the Markets

On March 3, President Obama said something remarkably stupid, wrong and politically tone-deaf.

Pulling Heartstrings and Straining Credibility: The Media Promote Embryonic Stem Cell Research

At what point does news reporting devolve into propaganda?

NYT's Blow Goes After "Limbaugh-tomized Minions of the Far, Far Right"

With admirable concision, Times columnist Charles Blow (pictured) packs lots of GOP insults - "three blind mice," "axis of drivel" - into one short column.

Zing! Times Asks Obama: "Are You a Socialist?"

Reporter Peter Baker defends the question from outcry from the Angry Left: "The point is not the label, per se, but the question of whether the times and the solutions under consideration ...

The Times Finally Sits Down With Obama

The Times wades into a racial "tumult" over Attorney General Eric Holder's description of America as "a nation of cowards" on race matters - after ignoring it for three weeks.

Newsweek's Gross on Blaming Obama for Lack of Market Confidence: That's 'Absurd'

CNBC panel discusses BusinessWeek cover contemplating the question of the new administration's role in market turmoil.
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