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Gay Group's Publicity Stunt Garners Times' Attention

Two weeks after the fact, the Times feels the need to publicize three gay men turned away from enlisting in the Army.

Times Issues Long Editor's Note to Its Slanted Anti-Wal-Mart Story

Buffeted by criticism, the Times issues an "Editor's Note" to last week's anti-Wal-Mart story. But what was the point of the story in the first place?

Melanie Warner's Latest As-"Salt" on Big Business

A Times business reporter again takes dictation from the left-wing food police

CNN Calls 'The People' Winners in Calif. Minimum Wage Hike

But anchor Collins and reporter Lisovicz ignored economic evidence to the contrary.

No Bias at the Times, Says Editor Richard Berke

A key Times editor defends his paper from a reader's charges of liberal bias: "I bet you don't believe me, but it's the truth: Reporters are driven by digging out the news, not by pressing ...

Up in ARMs over Mortgages

BusinessWeek attacks banking and mortgage industries over adjustable rates, while network news warns consumers to pay attention to their loans.

Centering Mrs. Clinton for 2008

Hillary Clinton "under fire from liberals." As if she isn't one herself?

NY Times' Warner Shakes Fist at Salt

Reporter who slammed McDonald's Happy Meals and beer ads turns attention to sodium content in food.

Good Morning America Brushes Off Wal-Mart Veto News from Chicago

But Windy City's liberal leaders have huffed and puffed against company for years while suburbs pick up stores, jobs and tax revenue.

"Some Say Bush Is Politicizing Terrorism"

And some say the Times wants very badly for the Democrats to take back the House and Senate.
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