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Times Political Blogger a Fan of Left-Wing PBS Omnipresence Bill Moyers

10/4/2006 12:45 PM ET
"Bill Moyers begins a new limited series of investigative reports on PBS with 'Capitol Crimes,' which focuses on the Abramoff lobbying scandal and other matters....we definitely know we should ...

American Newspapers "Prize Neutrality"...Since When?

10/4/2006 12:35 PM ET
Today's laugh: "While The Herald is a traditional American newspaper that prizes neutrality...."

Double Standards on Sex Scandals: Foley vs. Studds

10/4/2006 8:25 AM ET
A missed opportunity to point out Democratic hypocrisy.

Big, Bad Wal-Mart

10/3/2006 11:22 AM ET
Another day, another negative story on the discount giant, accompanied by an editorial plea for a higher minimum wage.

More Front-Page Focus on "Stagnant Incomes" Under Bush

10/3/2006 10:15 AM ET
A piece on rising housing costs leads by lamenting "the crushing combination of escalating real estate prices and largely stagnant incomes."

The Return of Linda Greenhouse

10/2/2006 1:30 PM ET
Linda Greenhouse, back in the lead after revelations about her left-wing outburst at Harvard in June.

Times Book Critic Loves Bob Woodward's Newest

10/2/2006 12:30 PM ET
Michiko Kakutani: "In Bob Woodward's highly anticipated new book, 'State of Denial,' President Bush emerges as a passive, impatient, sophomoric and intellectually incurious leader, presiding over ...

Rep. Foley Scandal Makes Hypocrites Out of G.O.P. Congress?

10/2/2006 12:12 PM ET
Sharpening up a pro-Democrat political point, reporter Raymond Hernandez paints helpless Democrats under hard attack by hypocritical Republicans.

Congressional Republicans "Rocked By" Rep. Mark Foley

10/2/2006 11:49 AM ET
The Times finds its latest Republican-majority killing silver bullet and twice conflates two sets of emails to make House Majority Leader Hastert look bad.

Revised And Extended Remarks on Weeping Greenhouse

9/29/2006 4:07 PM ET
Former Public Editor Daniel Okrent now insists to Newsweek that maybe the near-perfect example of Linda Greenhouse's objective reporting will change our minds about reporters being able to pop off ...
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