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NY Times Takes Negative Spin on Gulf Oil Discovery

9/12/2006 2:43 PM ET
Reporter laments 'lost' revenue in oil royalties, once falsely compared taxpayers to shareholders in government's oil wealth.

Following a Pro-Democratic "Path to 9-11"

9/12/2006 12:52 PM ET
The Times follows the Democrats' lead in criticizing "The Path to 9-11" as pro-Bush and anti-Clinton.

Bill Keller "Pissed Off" by "Disgraceful" White House

9/12/2006 11:59 AM ET
The Times' executive editor accuses the Bush White House of stirring up a "partisan hatefest" against the paper over its revelation of an anti-terrorist program that monitored international ...

Wall Street Journal Finds Kyoto-Inspired Carbon Trading Hikes Electric Bills for German Consumers

9/11/2006 3:54 PM ET
Report contrasts with CBS's earlier cheerleading for a similar plan in California.

Illegal Immigrant Supporters Battling Conservatives' "Harsh Legislation"

9/11/2006 1:41 PM ET
"Armando Navarro, a professor who helped organize the Los Angeles demonstrations in the spring, said he believed the protest movement had sputtered once it was clear that the harshest legislation ...

Power Vacuum in the GOP with Downfall of Rove and Cheney

9/11/2006 1:28 PM ET
Whatever will Republicans do, now that "Cheney's Power No Longer Goes Unquestioned" and "Rove's Word Is No Longer G.O.P. Gospel"?

"Ad Hominem" Attacks Against a Left-Wing Museum at Ground Zero

9/11/2006 1:10 PM ET
Exactly what "ad hominem" attack is reporter Deborah Sontag referring to?

CNN 'In the Money' Drops Conspiracy Theory When Interviewing Oil Analyst

9/11/2006 12:53 PM ET
Yet a week before, the business news program entertained Jack Cafferty's theory on Republican control of gas prices.

Marking a Solemn Anniversary with Partisan Hackwork

9/11/2006 11:52 AM ET
The Times on Bush after 9-11: "Everything would be paid for with the blood of other people's children, and with money earned by the next generation."

Times Reporter Suggests Conservatives Are Paid For With Wal-Mart Money

9/8/2006 3:08 PM ET
But a recent study shows Wal-Mart gave 289 times more money to liberal groups in 2004.
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