The notion of "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it" has given way, even among journalists, to a multicultural fetish against offending anyone who is not Western, or who is among a media-anointed "victim class.
The notion of "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it" has given way, even among journalists, to a multicultural fetish against offending anyone who is not Western, or who is among a media-anointed "victim class.
The media have a duty to let the public know when an elected official or candidate for office ducks election debates or other public forums.
Journalists fall short of long-established standards when they allow officials to peruse and even edit their reports.
You’d have thought by now that the news media would have learned the hard lessons of prejudging a story or a situation before all the facts are in.
Wal-Mart employee gets fired for doing the right thing.
RALEIGH — Speculation over whether Congress might reinstate the Fairness Doctrine has been growing in recent months. Conservative talk show hosts have been expressing concern that the new Congress might step up its efforts to renew the doctrine as a way to correct what some liberals think is a lack…
