So, someone at CNN needs to get everyone up to speed on soccer, apparently. For instance, suppose you happened to look up at the TV screen and saw thi...
CNN host Wolf Blitzer asks the question that everyone else has too much self-respect to ask: "Can a drink of water make or break a political career?"
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It seems that Fox News is keeping abreast of the issues that matter to America and not at all indulging in bizarre, paranoid fantasies. In this case, apparently "many people" believe the world is going to end in 2012.
Oh, I get it. Whereas an "Economic Alert" tells you something incendiary and untrue about the economy on Fox News, an "Ecoonomic Alert" tells you something true but completely stupid.
This morning Hoda Kotb and Donny Deutsch hosted the fourth hour of the "Today Show" and talked about a recent study which found that while the average...
To be totally accurate it should probably read, "despite the fact that everyone blames the Internet for the demise of newspapers it's really people like me that instill a serious distrust of the media in the American psyche."
Typos are tough in chyrons. Changing a 't' to a 'w' can make a world of difference, like, say, encouraging drunk driving instead of warning against it...
Don't you just love weird town names? Like all those places in Britain called Olde Craptown and Ur Mumms A Whora? They make chyrons like this possible.
I don't even know where to start with this one, well actually let's start with the word "at." You can take a swipe at someone or you can slap someone,...
Morehouse College had its first white valedictorian this year, and that's the kind of story FOX News loves: The kind in which the past intolerance of ...
Via Media Matters, here's a chyron from this morning's Fox News broadcast, misidentifying Democratic strategist Michael Brown as the incompetent horse...