The total lack of attention and concern in response to a recent attack on a mosque in Jacksonville, Florida reveals a troubling double standard in how we address terrorism in this nation.
It seems the effects of devastation in a natural disaster are not felt equally. Perhaps the reasons are the man-made parts of such tragedies.
Mark Williams has a problem. Williams is chairman of Tea Party Express, a leading organization in the Tea Party movement. The Express is operated by ...
Let's face it Dems, you have the heart but you don't have the brains. The GOP has discovered a way to make the media work for them.
After nine days in Morocco, it's been interesting seeing a different part of the world, especially after three weeks meeting with producers in familia...
It's been a bad week for the cult of Scientology.
Is that the media's job? To invent scenarios that are for the most part implausible just to give them the excuse to have another ten minute panel discussion?
There is simply not enough news to sustain a 24-hour news network. Thus, they have been reduced to finding filler, in the form of snarky cranks who rant about the same thing all day every day.
Strangely, CNN devoted most of the segment on the fact that Alcala was on the Dating Game and very little time on the actual people he murdered. The idiotic soundbites came one after another.
The trail leading to Eric Massa's resignation from Congress is littered with stories of political infighting and bitter divisions. Along the way, it a...
Despite all this history, CNN's leaders have decided that the best way to solve their rating problems is to send Cooper and Gupta back to Haiti, even though a lot of the action there has ended.
Cooper's success can be traced back to his unconventional approach and to trusting his instincts. The same could be said for his reporting style.
Watching the Senate Armed Services Committee hearings on repealing Don't Ask, Don't Tell, I couldn't help feeling relief John McCain was soundly beate...
Just about every survivor in Haiti can be expected to be going through a very personal grieving process and many will experience at least some symptoms of post traumatic stress.
The coverage from Haiti is disaster porn -- it's completely exploitative and voyeuristic, rather than contextualized to tell the larger story of the tragedy of Haiti that has always existed.