Bud Kennedy, who writes for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. According to Kennedy, the protest was all about “showboat” Alex Jones and had nothing to do with perverts in blue latex gloves fondling the breasts of pregnant women.

Beverly K. Eakman – As House Republicans pushed to eliminate federal funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) this month, Democrats fought back with a vengeance.

Let’s start from the top. First, I am an American. Second, I am a journalist. I’ve been a journalist for well more than 60 years. I’ve been an American even longer. “So what?” you might ask. It could help explain why it makes me angry when I hear people refer to Pfc. Bradley Manning as a hero.

Humberto Fontova – Last week on his show Piers Morgan Tonight, the smitten host gushed that his impromptu guest Charlie Sheen (before his complete meltdown) was “the Che Guevara of television” and “one of life’s great characters.”

Media consolidation, net neutrality and Google’s dominance in Internet search are among the issues the Senate’s leading legislator on antitrust issues plans to scrutinize in the months ahead.

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Bob Edwards – Broder was incapable of purple prose or of leaving political fingerprints on his copy. But he knew he wasn’t perfect. In his last column of each year, he used to list everything he got wrong that year. Who else in Washington admits mistakes?

Joe Kovacs – But defenders says Fox host clearly championing Gospel

The evidence James O’Keefe has provided of how open to penetration are key elements of our society should provide fresh encouragement to identify and root out the shariah-adherent “extremists” in the Muslim American community.

Juan Williams says NPR is an “all-white organization” that exhibited the “worst of white condescension” in its handling of his firing last year.

Ron Schiller, the executive caught in the hidden-camera sting, says NPR, which gets less than 2 percent of its budget from federal funds, would be ‘better off.’ But for rural stations, the figure can be 30 percent or higher.

News analyst Juan Williams was fired by National Public Radio after comments he made about Muslims… What do they put in the water cooler over at NPR? First, they fire [...]

A man who appears to be a senior National Public Radio senior executive, Ron Schiller, has been captured on camera savaging conservatives and the Tea Party movement.

Politico reporter Amie Parnes is a watchdog, but not in the traditional journalistic sense. Critics say Parnes is a vigilant protector of Michelle Obama’s public image, a beat reporter who acts as a press agent for the official she covers.

A group of South Carolina attorneys is putting up the stiffest resistance yet to a Righthaven LLC copyright infringement lawsuit, threatening Friday to press for sanctions against Las Vegas-based Righthaven and to hit it with a malicious prosecution claim.

The New York Times editorial board is never wrong. Or at least, they won’t print anything that says they are. Eugene Volokh, a professor at UCLA law school, wrote on his blog The Volokh Conspiracy Tuesday about a friend of his, Andy Pincus, who had written a letter to the editor at the New York Times about a court case in which he was currently working on as a lawyer.

The liberal harridan is creating separate pages for blacks and Hispanics to solve the embarrassing problem of not enough minority writers on her website.

WASHINGTON – Canadian television viewers looking for the most thorough and in-depth coverage of the uprising in Egypt have the option of tuning into Al Jazeera English, whose on-the-ground coverage of the turmoil is unmatched by any other outlet. American viewers, meanwhile, have little choice but to wait until one of the U.S. cable-company-approved networks broadcasts footage from AJE, which the company makes publicly available. What they can't do is watch the network directly.