That a plea for abolition of the death penalty should originate in an act of terrorism shows how freedom of expression can be devalued by its misuse.
The Post directed its editorial ire against the judge, arguing that her opinion would not be helpful as a piece of judicial work.
In the cause of objectivity, I tried to see if there were other editors, columnists and readers who were as upset as the Hindu was.
The New York Post described the scene at the Times as all-out civil war. The gossip is that the Times used Maureen Dowd to disclose the publisher’s mind.
The anger of the Hindu and the Pioneer has to be seen in the context of the possible damage that the vote would invite upon our energy security.
The liberal media are caught in a dilemma because they cannot welcome Blair for the same reasons as they continue to denounce Bush.
Four days from the election day, John Kerry is leading George Bush 149 to 126 in endorsements and in terms of circulation 17.7 million to 11.6 million.
National media acquire extra clout over national government by forging links with international media.