I know that I could write this exact same post almost every day. I’m getting tired of writing it and, based on the lack of reader comments, you are getting tired of reading it.
Vague, undefined "sects" in Iraq
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Out with the old, in with the new
I realize that this “Modern Love” essay in The New York Times is not a news story and we try to stick to the news here at GetReligion.
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Post time for another Orthodox correction
Here we go again, only this time GetReligion is requesting a correction from The Washington Post. We recently discovered that the copy desk at The New York Times takes corrections very seriously, going so far as to dig back into history and correct past mistakes as well as the one that was bugging us.
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A Catholic minefield in Dallas
When it comes to the religion beat, there are stories that contain minefields and then there are stories that contain minefields so big that they are almost impossible to survive with the story intact.
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Attention class, this is how to bury a lead
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A Lott of irony in this one
You are not going to believe this laugh-to-keep-from-crying update on the life and Roman Catholic times of former GetReligion-ist Jeremy Lott, the author of that In Defense of Hypocrisy book.
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Peggy Noonan sums it all up
On one level, Peggy Noonan’s column this morning in The Wall Street Journal is not about religion news coverage. In fact, it isn’t about religion, at least not directly.
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Tapping a Godbeat site down under
It’s hard for an American to come away from a meeting with international journalists without feeling a bit, well, guilty.
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X marks the spot for today's England
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