Media

A recent expose in the New Yorker by writer Jane Mayer reveals that two major PBS stations attempted to edit and censor an upcoming documentary titled “Citizen Koch” for fear of the billionaire brothers halting their financial support of PBS.

On Tuesday, Wolf Blitzer was speaking to a survivor of a deadly tornado that ripped apart an Oklahoma City suburb, and awkwardly assumed that she owed her survival to God.

We know nutjob radio host Alex Jones is always good for one or two harebrained conspiracy theories involving the government coming up with ways to kill us. But he's outdone himself with his latest rant about a deadly tornado that devastated an Oklahoma City suburb.

The president and chief executive officer of The Associated Press on Sunday called the government's secret seizure of two months of reporters' phone records "unconstitutional" and said the news cooperative had not ruled out legal action against the Justice Department.

Bill Keller's latest New York Times column is filled with the same kind of arrogance that he brought to Iraq as a “reluctant hawk” ten years ago. Indeed, Syria and Iraq may not be the same, but Keller hasn’t changed.

National Review Online writer Kevin Williamson was on MSNBC today and claimed that Medicare and Social Security benefits are not important for seniors and that it would be best if they went “broke."

Adults in Finland almost universally view their media as free. Nine of the 10 countries where more than 90 percent of residents say their media have a lot of freedom are located in Europe.

Gosnell is a classic back-alley practitioner, the kind of quack who thrived prior to Roe v. Wade — and would again if the bad old days ever returned. Gosnell is actually an advertisement for why early abortions should remain legal, with government oversight to keep them safe.