Videos
GMA devotes a segment to the story of Rev. Ed Dobson, an evangelical who had never voted for a Republican, who spent a year trying to live like Jesus…
Dagen McDowell and several guests debate the merits and flaws of proposals to raise the federal excise tax on gasoline Jan. 3, 2009.
During a 2 January 2009 report on The Situation Room, correspondent Susan Roesgen omitted the radical left-wing politics demonstrating near Barack…
Beleaguered auto lender, now a bank holding company will sponsor bowl game in Mobile, Ala.
This video takes the viewer into the heart of those suffering loss of a child in an abortion. Sung by Christina Aguilera. Made by Rachel's Vineyard:…
Companies holding a major stake in print media are not winning over investors as their stock values continue to suffer.
Meredith Vieira of the Today Show, hosts a sex therapist to discuss a recent virginity study on abstinence pleges. Dr. Laura Berman, is "excited"…
Good Morning America's segment on the 50th anniversary of the Cuban revolution suggests independence from the USA more important to most Cubans than…
Early Show host Maggie Rodriguez discusses Facebook controversy over breastfeeding photos violating the site's terms of use. Two authors discuss the…
Family Research Council's Peter Sprigg debates atheist Dan Barker of the Freedom From Religion Foundation during Fox News' Dec. 30 America's News…
Appearing on the Early Show, Illinois congressman Bobby Rush compares the Senate Democrats to Bull Connor, George Wallace and Orville Faubus for…
Report recycles environmental activists' talking points to raise fear over fish consumption.
For at least ten seconds there, it appeared Margaret Warner thought PBS stood for the Palestinian Broadcast Service.
Discussing the history of Israeli-Palestinian negotiations, Zbigniew Brzezinski tells Joe Scarborough: "you have such a stunningly superficial…
On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski praises NY Gov. David Paterson's proposal to tax non-diet soda and other things liberals don't like.
CNBC's Julia Boorstin and Vanity Fair's Michael Wolff predict 2009 movies will have themes with Wall Street villains.
