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Nina Burleigh, the reporter who last made headlines when she encouraged women to thank former President Bill Clinton for keeping abortion legal by donning kneepads and doing a ... how shall I phrase this ... a Lewinsky, has written an article for Salon.com [you've got to watch a short ad to read it] where she […]

Today's Washington Post has a good article by Howard Kurtz on Fox News Channel's Brit Hume. This part resonated with me: Hume says he came to feel "out of step with ABC News's natural tendencies." He recalls challenging an assignment about how the first President Bush "isn't doing anything" by saying: "Has it ever occurred […]

Retired Gen. Anthony Zinni is one of a handful of former generals who are demanding that Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld resign for stuff that happened three years ago. Unfortunately, Zinni apparently doesn't follow the lead of former Gen. George Washington. Zinni can tell a lie, or, if not a lie, he can conveniently forget things. […]

Today the San Diego Union-Tribune won the Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting for its series of stories exposing the unprecedented corruption of Rep. Randy "Duke" Cunningham. The citation reads: For a distinguished example of reporting on national affairs, in print or in print and online, Ten thousand dollars ($10,000). Two Prizes of $10,000 each: Awarded […]

Just for the record: Former President Jimmy Carter's buddy in Venezuela, Hugh Chavez, has been a bad boy. According to this article, Chavez is going through the voter rolls to see who doesn't like him as president -- and firing them. In the two years since she signed a petition that forced a recall vote […]

San Diego Union-Tribune ombudsman Gina Lubrano's column today addresses the paper's coverage of the immigration rallies that took place across the nation last week. Unfortunately, I have a couple of bones to pick with Lubrano's reporting. First, there is this bit: It was not quite as straightforward as that. To say that the march, which […]

Here's a link to save from the Weekly Standard's blog -- it's a pretty comprehensive list of former ambassador Joseph Wilson's changing stories on whether or not Iraq was trying to get uranium from Niger. If anyone still believed Wilson was credible, this should dissuade them (unless they're suffering from an advanced case of BDS).

If this report is accurate, it's funny/sad. If it's inaccurate it's just funny. When Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad got an anonymous text message suggesting he didn't wash enough, he did not take it lying down. He fired the president of the phone company, had four people arrested, took other legal action and accused those involve […]

Saturday's Washington Post has an enlightening article on the blogospheric left -- and it's quickly apparent that Bush Derangement Syndrome is reaching epidemic proportions. The article focuses on Maryscott O'Connor of My Left Wing. I'm no psychiatrist, but O'Connor needs some serious help. The article says she's 37, but she looks 47. Oh, and like […]

When the Sabbath was over, Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of James, and Salome bought spices so that they might go to anoint Jesus' body. Very early on the first day of the week, just after sunrise, they were on their way to the tomb and they asked each other, "Who will roll the stone […]