This would have to be rather high on the list of corrections an editor would really rather not have to run: An article on March 16 profiling three sex workers in the wake of Gov. Eliot Spitzer’s resignation after revelations that he patronized prostitutes misconstrued how two of the women, identified by the pseudonyms Faith […]

Reading the NSA tea leaves right

A depressing gaming of the press

This morning, MSNBC has done at least two segments on the cost of gas in a small California town, using them to launch a discussion on high fuel prices nationwide. “Gas prices. Some people in California are paying over five bucks at the pump. Can you believe it?” asked anchor Tamron Hall. “This is happening […]

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A round-up of Iraq press links

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