The last presidential campaign — specifically the GOP primaries — should have shown how little power media “talk jocks like Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity” really have,  columnist David Brooks writes in today’s New York Times.

Brooks writes that the talk…

Robert Porter of Wildwood — in a letter to the editor published Wednesday on the St. Louis Post-Dispatch’s Opinion Page — requests that we stop using news articles produced by “east coast liberals.” He calls for us to use more…

Rush Limbaugh’s challenge to MSNBC to ignore him for a month was answered by the cable network’s Keith Olbermann, who said he’d accept the challenge if Limbaugh went a month without talking about himself.

Limbaugh issued his challenge Tuesday on his radio…

Jeff Jacoby, a columnist for the Boston Globe, says the answer is no.

Political leanings have nothing to do with it, he writes in a column today. The growth of the internet has left the traditional newspaper business model in shambles…

The ombudsman — readers’ advocate — for the Washington Post has tackled that question a couple times in recent days. The question also was the focus of a study by the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism, which…

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch had a seven-word refer on this morning’s front page — “For Obama, a distraction, but no danger” — to a story by Washington Bureau Chief Bill Lambrecht that ran at the bottom of Page A4 under that…

The most overlooked news story of the year has been the military success in Iraq and Afghanistan, Chuck Norris writes in his blog on HumanEvents.com.

“Have you noticed lately that mainstream media are giving less attention to the war in Iraq, especially concerning our…

Conservatives are neater and more organized than liberals, a psychology professor at the University of Texas and three colleagues report in an unpublished paper titled “The Secret Lives of Liberals and Conservatives.”

Slate.com’s Bill Bishop reports on Sam Gosling’s study in an…