It’s been five weeks since a controversial AP story from Baghdad hit the wires, and there is no resolution to be found.

It began as a ripple, then a rumble, and now it’s beginning to really roll. Who would have thought that a few simple comments by the First Lady about media bias would cause such a stir?

When it comes to the "troop surge" issue in Iraq, will newspapers continue to ignore historical context?

A reporter travels to Lebanon to check in with the United Nations troops stationed there.

Coverage of the McCain/Lieberman/Kagan proposal for more U.S. troops in Iraq shows, once again, how journalists are often possessed of pretty short memories.

The First Lady takes a shot at the press, harping on a silly argument.

Jeff Greenfield goes after Barack Obama — in the most amateurish way possible.

An entertaining look back at the uneven track record of some conservative critics of the Baker-Hamilton report.

The Washington Post offers up some news you can use. Or not.

A columnist uses a rhetorical device in order to make a point — and misses the point in the process.