February 21, 1942 - Scorched Earth And Martial Law.
February 21, 1942 - Scorched Earth and Martial Law. News of the war not going well in the Pacific, worries of an invasion of Australia, Internment of Japanese-Americans living on West Coast of U.S. begins. Martial Law in Hawaii. Fall of Singapore. Sea battle off Bali. Attacks on Rangoon. Capitol Hill debate on War Powers Bill.
The Nervous World Of July 14, 1940
(The Battle Of Britain had begun)
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With a goodly amount of censorship, correspondent Sigrid Schultz delivered news of the war from
Dobbs Lies To Telemundo About His Phony Leprosy Story: 'I Did Not Stand Behind That Reportage'
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Lou Dobbs was interviewed on the Spanish-language network Telemundo yesterday by Maria Celeste (h/t Andrea Nill), and she cut quickl
CNN Misrepresents How Much Money Was Raised For Joe Wilson's Opponent Rob Miller
CNN's Joe Johns apparently decided that their viewers didn't need to know just how much money has been raised for Rep. Joe Wilson's opponent for his H
Ed Schultz Show: Dick Cheney's Last Stand
July 23, 2009 MSNBC
SCHULTZ: Welcome back to THE ED SHOW.
Dick Cheney pleaded, cajoled, and even pestered President Bush to pardon convicted former
Jeff Gannon: Scotty, You've Changed...
Just for the schadenfreude-liciousness of it all...
Add me to the growing list of those who are having great difficulty understanding McClellan's mo
Mitt Romney's Top Ten Reasons I Dropped Out
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Comedy gold at the TV and Radio Correspondents Dinner.
"That's odd. I wonder why there's a cardboard
An Innocent Man Loses 5 Years Of His Life At Guantanamo Bay
This is what George Bush and his band of cronies have turned America into. This is on all of our hands, whether we accept it or not.
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David Gregory To Take Tucker Carlson's Time Slot At MSNBC
The Huffington Post:
MSNBC announced a slate of changes this afternoon, leading with their new election-themed show: "Race For The White House" wi
Journalist Thinks Blogging Is Dangerous...for Whom?
In an op-ed piece for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution entitled "Unfettered 'citizen journalism' too risky", David Hazinski, a former NBC corresponde
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