Less than a week after stating that the Republican National Convention “literally look[s] like Nazi Germany,� D. L. Hughley has decided to end the run of his CNN program. Both Entertainment Weekly and the TVNewser blog gave the official CNN statement on the matter: “D.L. approached CNN about b...

In his column "Exposing the Truth About Exposing the Truth," New York Times sportswriter Harvey Araton defended his "good friend" Selena Roberts -- a former Times sports columnist now reporting for Sports Illustrated -- from "misogynist ravings" launched after her rece...

Chicago Breaking News reports what most of us on the right already knew regarding Blago’s selection of Roland Burris to replace Barack Obama in the US Senate: Sen. Dick Durbin, who advised Sen. Roland Burris last week to step down from the Senate, acknowledged today that racial considerations ...

CNN host D.L. Hughley turned to the standard left-wing tactic of playing the Nazi card against Republicans on his program on Saturday evening: “The tenets of the Republican Party are amazing and they seem warm and welcome. But when I watch it be applied -- like you didn’t have to go much further...

“Oh, God,� why did he have to use that word? According to MSNBC’s Chris Matthews, the GOP “outsourced� the Republican response to a young, successful Indian-American governor who “had nothing to do with Congress.� They had to outsource the response tonight, the Republican party. They h...

We’ve endured two years of endless journalistic jawboning about Barack Obama, the great racial healer who would bind us together, the man who would get everyone singing on a sun-soaked hilltop with a bottle of Coke and a smile. So now that he’s in, what have he got? We have Obama’s attorney ge...

One has to wonder about the thought process of some people. Dan Gilgoff, Faith reporter with U.S. News and World Report and Huffington Post writer, is a perfect example of what I am talking about. After a February 23 posting on Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal's Catholic faith, Gilgoff followed up th...

I think about Stephen when I go to bed every night, and first thing when I wake up. I've lost a son and can never bring him back. And his killers are still walking the streets. But the fight for justice was worth the effort. When Sir William Macpherson's inquiry reported 10 years ago, it was as if w...

Dungy's new challenge Tony Dungy, the recently retired head coach of the Indianapolis Colts, has taken on a new mission: promoting minority hiring in the coaching ranks of college football.It's hard to imagine a better champion for a worthy cause......

At first glance, the main editorial cartoon in today's New York Post seemed like just another lurid reference to the story that the tabloid had been covering with breathless abandon for two days running - the shooting by Connecticut police on Monday of a pet chimpanzee that viciously attacked his ow...