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Malkin reminds us of all the lies, distortions, and misrepresentations we’ve had to put up with over the past few years from the mainstream media. Just who’s side are these people on?

The real cost of biased and inaccurate reporting about the war in Iraq and Afghanistan.

I for one won’t shed any crocodile tears for the Islamists who had planned to use Newsweek’s “story” as propaganda, only to end up meeting up with an unofficial Afghani firing squad for rioting. It’s about time that the r…

WOW. I just saw the O’Reilly Factor where he had video of Linda Foley’s slander on the military. It’s worse than I thought.

I still say: no, she doesn’t have editorial control, BUT with tens of thousands of union members under her, she definitely…

Have you ever had the feeling that we lived in a “not my fault” society? We don’t blame our eating habits on ourselves, instead we sue the fast food chains. We don’t blame the murderer, we blame his parents, or the gun.
Now …

….It isn’t just Newsweek. Now NBC is getting in on the Holy Flush:

NBC’s Today show aired unsubstantiated claims on Tuesday that U.S. troops had desecrated the Quran on at least two occasions, in a report that echoed a now-retracted Newsweek s…

From the University of North Carolina Press comes a book by Michael S. Sweeney titled Secrets of Victory. This book examines the World War II self-censorship program and analyzes the reasons for its success. Voluntary domestic censorship was one of the…

Neal Boortz came up with an interesting list of journalistic standards similar to what Newsweek must use. You can check out all his comments in yesterday’s Nealz Nuze:

The Bush Administration didn’t rely on faulty intelligence in its move to depo…

Eason Jordan has an immitator. Her name is Linda Foley, and she is the International President of the Newspaper Guild. According to this site, she is also president of Communications Workers of America, the nation’s largest broadcast and journalism wor…

Newsweek, therefore, with another bogus story, is responsible for the killing fields. Well, possibly not. The story is very complicated and spans several years, but I don’t think it is anywhere near the equivalent of a butterfly flapping its wings an…

There is a tempation, and even outright spin that Newsweak’s unsupported allegation about Guantanamo interrogators and guards was some sort of anomaly. It was not. The Boston Globe is now in deep trouble for printing forged pictures of U.S. servicemen…

Byron York of National Review Online asks some piercing questions of the media and the New York Times about the lack of reporting on Al QaQaa since the election.

Michelle Malkin also chimes in on how It's Not Just Newsweek doing the bad reporting.

Thanks to Andrew Sullivan and Howard Kurtz, my Newsweek post is causing quite a stir on the liberal side of the blogosphere.

But for one update in the post, it would not have gotten much notice. Here’s the offending paragraph: Update (11:06 a.m.): L…