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Behold the World the Left Has Made: Nina Easton On Fox

You’ve read the stories about how the D.C. cops escorted a bunch of SEIU protesters to a private home across the District line in Maryland. You’ve heard the silence of the media lambs at the absolute outrage of hordes of

FROM THE EDITORS: Why Comment Registration Makes Sense

To Our Readers: After considerable thought and discussion, we here at the Big sites have decided to require that all commenters register in order to post comments. Therefore, going forward, we kindly ask that you register with a valid email

In Ct., Dick Blumenthal Emails It In: 'I'm Sorry,' Maybe, Sort Of

Now this is what you call standing up like a real Marine and taking responsibility. From the Hartford Courant: After nearly a week of criticism following revelations that he misrepresented his military record and five days after a press conference

Overnight Thread: Arizona

Go ahead, do the job the mainstream media won’t do: write something sensible about Arizona.

Must-Read Paragraph Of the Day

And the award goes to… the Brits, naturally: The euro has many flaws, but its weakest link is Greece, whose fundamental problem is that for years it spent too much, earned too little and plugged the gap by borrowing in

Must-Read of the Day: The New Yorker Profiles Andrew Breitbart

Rebecca Mead on Breitbart’s “Empire of Bluster.” Read the whole thing and make up your own mind. An excerpt: Conflict also has the useful function of driving traffic to his sites. Breitbart.com is currently looked at by an average of

CNN's Cooper Asks: What's Wrong With Racial Segregation in Education?

And folks at CNN wonder why their ratings are rock-bottom: with obtuse and belligerent anchors like Anderson Cooper wrapped around their necks, where else could they be? [youtube nw3k8UvFWJA nolink] Note the references to Foucault and Derrida that flow so

Breitbart Debuts Irony-Mustache on MSNBC's 'Dylan Ratigan Show'

From Mediaite: Andrew Breitbart was back on Dylan Ratigan’s MSNBC show this afternoon to talk about Elena Kagan. Last appearance saw the debut of “jovial and measured Andrew,” while today it was all about the “irony mustache.” “What exactly is

Batter Up! WSJ Takes Heat For Its Kagan Cover

The Wall Street Journal is taking some PC heat for this cover photo. From Politico: “It clearly is an allusion to her being gay. It’s just too easy a punch line,” said Cathy Renna, a former spokesperson for the Gay

'The Nation' Turns a Lonely Eye To Big Mullah Omar Scoop

Not surprisingly, the country’s oldest continuously published magazine, The Nation, is turning a jaundiced eye toward Brad Thor’s explosive scoop that the notorious Mullah Omar has been captured. Originally an abolitionist broadsheet, The Nation has evolved into the most radical

A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words

No comment from me necessary, except to say that’s Schakowsky on the left, Helen Thomas on the right. Over to you.

A Smoking Gun: Coverage Of Arizona Immigration Law Exposes MSM Bias

Well, surprise, surprise. The Media Research Center released a study yesterday that says by a margin of twelve to one, the coverage has been heavily negative: ABC, CBS, and NBC all are ripping Arizona’s immigration law. Anyone who follows this

The 'New Yorker' Takes on Clinton Pal Haim Saban, Hollywood Billionaire

According to the current edition of the New Yorker, magazine, Beverly Hills billionaire Haim Saban donated $7 million to the Democratic National Committee for its new headquarters shortly after former president Bill Clinton personally lobbied the president of Brazil to

Breitbart CBN Interview: 'The Cold War Is Now a New Media War'

Last week, Andrew Breitbart sat down with David Brody of the Christian Broadcasting Network and articulated his position that the media is the primary adversary to those fighting for traditional American values. Watch the whole thing: you’re sure to enjoy

No Hard Times In Media For Head Honchos and Big Cheeses

Here’s a story that’s sure to warm your unemployed heart. From the New York Times: The media industry may be going through some rough times, with the landscape changing day to day, but at least one aspect is business as

Morning Thread: The White House Correspondents' Association Dinner

Last night was the annual “Hollywood for Ugly People” bash in Washington, better known as the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner. It’s a grand occasion, a veritable Beggar’s Opera, calling forth an unrivaled collection of coastal celebrities, media mavens, wonderboys,