Mass Media & Freedom of Press

David Letterman: The toughest interview in town. The fall of the contemporary journalist. I was watching David Letterman last night and his main guest was former Illinois... keep reading →

I've avoided writing a hub about the Tucson tragedy in which U.S. Rep.Garbrielle Giffords was mortally wounded and left six other people, including a nine year old girl, dead... keep reading →

There is an old saying in politics: perception is reality. It is this old adage that forces politicians to give speeches at schools, wear jeans while helping out Habitat for... keep reading →

What exactly is a militia? A gang of guys with guns or a real legal entity? Find out in this interesting article. keep reading →

I don’t watch FoxNews simply because I oppose it. I have friends who oppose it, but watch it to help keep an eye on the rhetoric, but I do not. However, yesterday I spent... keep reading →

Last week's review column, my first, seems to have been well received. Traditions are some times born that way. I'll provide a few links at the bottom to highlight the items... keep reading →

For as long as I can remember, my parents have read and read to me articles, funnies, and classified ads from such legendary news media like The Daily News, NewYork Times,... keep reading →

n unfortunate aspect of the "information age" is the ability to insulate ourselves with our own political views and philosophy 24-7. This trend further polarizes the American... keep reading →

creative commons/ via flickr.com / The photographer of this photo does not endorse or support this article. As President Obama’s approval rating plummets to a new low, many... keep reading →

If we were to do the Second Coming of Christ in color for a full hour, there would be a considerable number of stations which would decline to carry it on the grounds that a... keep reading →