I was at a meeting of a journalism fellowship program I’m part of this weekend. We heard from Sam Feist, CNN’s DC bureau chief.
AP knows what the Pope really thinks
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If Romney is 'not one of us,' who is this 'us'?
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Occupy Poitres
Le Figaro, Le Monde and Libération are France’s newspapers of record, the Presse de référence. While the national edition of Le Parisien, Aujourd’hui en France, may have a larger circulation, I believe that these three best represent the voices of the French establishment: Le Figaro, the center right, Le Monde the center left, and Libération the left.
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Bloodshed in Saudi Arabia, for some non-religious reasons
Some of the world’s most important religion-news stories are also the hardest for your GetReligionistas to write about because they happen over and over and over. Are we supposed to do a post a week on some of these topics? Criticize the same holes in mainstream stories again and again?
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Is Sandra Fluke a 'social justice' advocate?
Conservatives had quite a bit of fun with a Reno Gazette-Journal article that was originally headlined:
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Does the Name “Theophilus” Violate the Establishment Clause?
I got that headline from an interesting discussion at the Center for Law and Religion at St. John’s University School of Law. Odd question, right? Well, not so much. Before we look at the media coverage of the case that inspired the discussion, let’s quickly discuss the case.
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Pod people: Digging for old news on 'Nones'
Friends and neighbors, the whole media world continues to buzz with news (me too, of course) about the “Nones,” that growing coalition of religiously unaffiliated voters that showed up big time in that recent survey from the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life.
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Capital punishment, abortion and a Catholic politician
The Washington Post’s front page today featured a long profile focused on the faith and religious underpinnings of former Virginia Gov. â and current U.S. Senate candidate â Tim Kaine.
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Imagine that: 'Pew gap' among Latinos on gay rights?
I am sure that this will come as a major shock to many occupants of The Washington Post newsroom: The divisions among African-Americans over gay rights also show up among Latinos and, no surprise, these differences often are rooting in faith and varying levels of religious practice.
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