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Hating Congress: Too Much Democracy-in-Action?

When I read David Broder’s recent column, dated April 1, I thought for sure it was an April Fool’s joke....

The Catholic League of New York and the Christian Anti-Defamation Commission of California have signed on to support Larry Grard,...

How much attribution is sufficient when posting information from a news organization onto another Web site or blog? That question,...

Was a mysterious sea creature found in the deep ocean? Recent sensationalized media and blog coverage of a sea isopod...

Each of us has been involved in the polling enterprise for over thirty-five years, so this skepticism about media polling...

Fox News Channel’s promotional clips for Sarah Palin’s new show, Real American Stories, have left the channel with a lot...

The New York Times got “punked” this April Fools' Day by a New York personal injury attorney. The newspaper, it...

It’s not the 1990s anymore. Back then, if you wanted to submit a letter to the editor, you had to...

Thanks to the Internet, a simple Google search of a person’s name can now quickly turn up that police record you...

Good news for journalists? As newspapers across the country have been slashing jobs the past few years, journalists have struggled...