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Times Asks Fox News Host: "What Political Party Do You Belong To?"

10/9/2006 12:26 PM ET
Deborah Solomon on Bill Clinton's rant on Fox News: "I saw it as a genuine expression of feeling."

Huh? Online Iraqi Insurgent Propaganda = "Access to Combat Scenes" for "Average Americans"

10/6/2006 4:00 PM ET
Jihadist videos as public service? "...the videos give average Americans a level of access to combat scenes rarely available before."

Wash. Post Notes Popularity of Gas Price Conspiracy Theories Among General Public

10/6/2006 12:49 PM ET
But reporter Steve Mufson left out that some journalists, like CNN's Jack Cafferty, have given credence to the idea.

Condi Rice's "Brave Face" Over Iraq Fiasco

10/6/2006 12:24 PM ET
"While trying to put a brave face on the situation here, Ms. Rice defended the administration from accusations at home that President Bush and his closest advisers - Ms. Rice has been singled out ...

The "Sadism" of Mel Gibson's "The Passion"

10/6/2006 12:11 PM ET
Nathan Lee on the new "Texas Chainsaw Massacre": "Like 'The Passion of the Christ,' it is an invitation to hard-core sadism."

Networks Overlook Dow Jones at Record High, Strong Retail Sales

10/6/2006 9:51 AM ET
One analyst said of robust sales figures that 'everything came together' in September.

Hurricane-Happy Media Not Interested When Forecast Downgraded

10/5/2006 4:04 PM ET
Press mostly ignore new prediction of no more major hurricanes in 2006.

USA Today Hypes Risk of Bacteria in Packaged Produce

10/5/2006 3:02 PM ET
But reporter buried expert who said the industry does a 'superb' job of cleaning veggies.

"The Ethicist" Links Mark Foley to Bush's "Profound Assault...on Democracy Itself"

10/5/2006 2:15 PM ET
Columnist Randy Cohen, on CNN to talk about Foley: "...this, it seems to me, is a part of a larger pattern of the administration's habit of secrecy, of cover-ups. We see other example in Bob ...

Theatre Critic Rounds up the Usual Cliches: Bush as Nixon, Iraq as Vietnam

10/5/2006 1:36 PM ET
"...according to some analysts, George W. Bush has presided over the biggest power grab by the executive branch in American history."
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