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The Naked Truth About CBS and Teen Sex

1/16/2009 2:00 AM ET
The Early Show shows soft-core pics and hosts anti-abstinence advocates, but protests too much when confronted with teen sex.

Dobbs vs. Kudlow: CNN Host Trashes Rival's Presence at Obama Dinner

1/16/2009 1:18 AM ET
'Lou Dobbs Tonight' host bases criticism on old quotes; Dem. Strategist says Kudlow only belonged as the hired help.

Guantanamo Bay's "Seemingly Endless Supply of Embarrassments"

1/15/2009 4:20 PM ET
Jumping on remarks by a Pentagon official regarding Guantanamo Bay, reporter William Glaberson takes a broad view of "torture" and dismisses as "public relations" the idea that detainees released ...

Olbermann Omits Key Points from CAP Report to Bash GOP Senator

1/15/2009 3:52 PM ET
'Countdown' host accuses Oklahoma Sen. James Inhofe of ignoring parts of a left-wing think tank's study on Fairness Doctrine, but does that himself.

Cutting Obama's Treasury Pick Slack on Taxes

1/15/2009 3:17 PM ET
No scandal for Obama nominee Tim Geithner, tax scofflaw: "Geithner's Mistake on Tax Is Common, Experts Say."

Janet Napolitano, Obama's Brilliant Homeland Security Pick

1/15/2009 2:52 PM ET
Gushing over Obama pick Napolitano: "She is a 51-year-old self-described nerd who, despite a less-than-electrifying public persona, privately quotes lines from Monty Python movies, extols the ...

The Ice Age Cometh: Experts Warn of Global Cooling

1/15/2009 2:18 PM ET
'Lou Dobbs Tonight' segment dismisses manmade global warming theory -- 'effects of greenhouse gas have a small impact on climate change.'

CNN Anchor Thinks Ann Coulter Has Heart Three Sizes Too Small

1/15/2009 2:00 AM ET
'Showbiz Tonight' guests call the author 'rude,' 'out of control,' 'disruptive,' 'outrageous' and the 'worst guest ever.'

Tennessee Sludge Spill: Government Disaster 30 Times Worse than Exxon-Valdez

1/14/2009 3:32 PM ET
Media ignore fact that New Deal utility is run by the government.

David Sanger: "Distraction" of Iraq War Came at Grievous Cost

1/14/2009 3:01 PM ET
Reporter David Sanger has encapsulated his opposition to Bush's foreign policy in book form: "The argument of the book is that Iraq not only cost 4,000 American lives, $800 billion and untold ...
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