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P.C. and the NBA

5/4/2013 8:49 AM ET
After NBA journeyman Jason Collins announced "I'm black and I'm gay," can a sports reporter keep his job if he speaks of his Bible-based beliefs?
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Sports Media Launches Olympic-Sized Blitz from Left

7/26/2012 11:21 AM ET
Sportswriters advocate progressive Olympics, assault Republican politicians on air.
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Christian NASCAR Driver Blake Koch Loses Sponsor after ESPN Pulls Ad

3/30/2012 11:01 AM ET
Network claimed ‘Rise Up and Register’ had too many ‘political and religious overtones.’
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David Carr, Who Called Midwesterners "Low-Sloping Foreheads," Cries Racism Over Lin Headline

2/21/2012 12:38 PM ET
Veteran media reporter David Carr declared an unfortunate ESPN headline slurring the ethnicity of the Knicks' Jeremy Lin as one of myriad “underlying racist tropes that still lurk in the id of ...

ABC Alters ESPN Reporter's Quote to Attack Faith of 'Astonishingly Polarizing' Tebow

2/3/2012 6:08 PM ET
The journalists at Good Morning America on Friday altered a quote from an ESPN reporter, turning a question about Tim Tebow into a declaration that the faith of the quarterback is why he's such an ...

ESPN Turns from Sports to Gay-Marriage

7/18/2011 1:07 PM ET
From "Play of the Week" to contentious social issues.

What Do 49 Percent Approve of?

3/23/2011 3:03 PM ET
Even Chris 'Thriller' Matthews perplexed by Obama.

New York Times on Top of the Big Stories: 'Mr. Obama Knows His Hoops'

3/21/2011 4:23 PM ET
As missiles fell in Libya, New York Times reporter Michael Shear reported on another kind of shooting prowess: "Being president is an ego trip. So you would have thought President Obama wouldn't ...

On Top of the Big Stories: 'Mr. Obama Knows His Hoops'

3/21/2011 12:26 PM ET
As missiles fall in Libya, Michael Shear reports on another kind of shooting prowess: "Being president is an ego trip. So you would have thought President Obama wouldn't need to add to his ...

Another Strike Out for Baseball

2/12/2009 2:00 AM ET
Yankee slugger Alex Rodriguez admits to using steroids but networks largely failed to call it cheating.
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