Most people looked at Iran’s Holocaust Denial conference and thought: wow, that place is really screwed up. And rightfully so. How crazy does a country have to be to host that kind of poisonous nonsense? But…here in America we…

Via Michelle Malkin, a pointer to a NY Times blog discussion on the AP’s “6 Sunnis burned alive” story.In a meeting with us this afternoon, the A.P.’s executive editor, Kathleen Carroll, said again, passionately, “We have done everything we know…

A NOTICE to the Associated Press: If, within 24 hours of this posting, your Iraq bureau has not given definitive proof of the existence and authenticity of “Police Captain Jamil Hussein,” this blog will declare that the AP has admitted that this “offic…

In light of the examination of our military and political strategy which is ongoing, should we not also examine the reporting and “agenda-driven” practices of the media which still retains a central role in shaping American public opinion?

Update: 12/4/06 – Michelle Malkin again updates the story. It remains very much alive, in fact more alive than ever, as the AP and New York Times continue to keep their heads in the sand. The longer the failure to

A short recon of what’s out there that might draw your attention.

Please notice that the NYT piece and the page that has the email from Wong are BOTH from Tom Zeller. So it cannot be claimed that Zeller wasn’t aware of this email, he deliberately left it out of the article in question!!!

The AP’s now infamous non-burning bodies story is back in the news courtesy of this Zeller piece in the New York Times. Michelle Malkin has the round up, I’d encourage you to explore the links. These below are two additional

The New York Times has a new article out tomorrow in which they skewer blogs for having the audacity to question them: For bloggers who believe that the media has been drawing false pictures of mayhem in Iraq, the insistence…

John Kerry’s claims to his medals in Vietnam has more credibility than the Associated Press’ claims about its reporting of the six Sunnis purportedly set afire by Shiites. As we used to say in the Marine Corps, that’s lower than…

Here are some of Monday’s biggest stories and most interesting commentary. Best enjoyed with a nice cup of coffee or your favorite beverage. Check back for updates if you wish! News U.N. Ambassador Bolton will step down when temporary appointment resig…

Those “in the know” are stressing the importance of an item buried in the second portion of a news conference from the Iraq Interior ; Rusty Shackleford; This is the sniper known as Juba, who is a real hero to…

Michael Fulmento recently returned from his third tour as an Iraq embed. In this interview with John Hawkins. the first question concerns how few reporters are doing the same; Yes, it’s preposterous to think that you can cover a country…

From the conclusion of her Friday Townhall column:
This is not a one-time transgression or a harmless rumor. This is indicative of a pattern, which is indicative of untold numbers of inaccuracies that were never caught, rumors that were never stopped, …