From, you guessed it, the AP:
Press watchdog criticizes Mideast states
CAIRO, Egypt – Across the Middle East, journalists who challenge the government are threatened by the state, prosecuted and imprisoned, an international press watchdog said Monday.
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Hey, look everybody!  Capt. Jamil Hussein has his own blog: OK, the truth is I made up the thing with the burned bodies. Big deal! Have you never made anything up? After Bilal Hussein got arrested, the AP stringers moved…

Same Newswire… Same Picture… But different reporters: Poll: Americans see gloom, doom in 2007 By DARLENE SUPERVILLE, Associated Press Writer Poll: Americans optimistic for 2007, By NANCY BENAC, Associated Press Writer Stung by criticism over biased…

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New York City’s 1010 WINS reports on the death of a “journalist” for anti-American leftist (redundancy alert) Indymedia who was covering other leftists’ violent protests against the probably corrupt government of the Mexican state of Oaxaca,…

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Another debate between the blogosphere and the main stream media (MSM) seems to be surging up again. These altercations – they are usually, but not always, initiated by bloggers – centrally concern the validity of news put out by what

AP photographer detained: The U.S. military in Iraq has imprisoned an Associated Press photographer Bilal Hussein for five months, accusing him of being a security threat, and the AP is protesting strongly, saying he should be formally charged or…

AP confirmed what bloggers learned via tips from military sources last April, AP photographer Bilal Hussein was detained, after being captured by American forces in a building in Ramadi, Iraq, with a cache of weapons.

The U.S. military in Iraq has im…

By all appearances, now with evidence, it seems that the AP has, as much of the blogosphere suspected, been fully complicit in aiding and abeting terrorists that have murdered innocent people and killed American forces.

For those that enjoyed the nice, quiet, and relatively peaceful weekend with no news interruptions, the blogosphere has a present for you. Ironically this past weekend (Saturday to be exact) Thomas posted an excoriating post regarding his dislike of

According to the most recent statistics available (10 March 2006) from the Brookings Institute, a total of 68 journalists have died in Iraq since the outbreak of the war in March 2003. The death toll and working conditions in Iraq have become a source …