At first glance, the current mini-wave of news coverage of former underwear model Kylie Bisutti is nothing more than a chance — in this search-engine-driven world in which we live — to slide the mouse-click friendly terms “God” and “Victoria’s Secret” into the same headline.
Pro tip: Religious liberty is a civil liberty
Paedophilia and the left redux
Ready! Set! Be bored by Illinois' same-sex marriage debate!
The Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life’s “Religion News on the Web” page is one of the places I go to peruse religion news.
Hey Reuters: Historic details really matter in Istanbul
Istanbul is the kind of place in which the past often seems to be just as real, or even more real, than the present.
Well here's a new journalism spin on female ordination
A U.S. Army (trend) of one (or maybe two)
The New York Times finally makes some changes on the fetus front
Oh to have been a fly on the fall during any editing discussions at The New York Times national desk during the time between the newspaper of record’s early report on the verdict in the Dr. Kermit Gosnell case and the final version that is currently online.
Who's worthy of more coverage: Todd Akin or Kermit Gosnell?
When Missouri Senate candidate Todd Akin made a comment about women being raped last year, the New York Times responded with, according to a search engine count, about 250 stories in under three months. A sample of the 19 (!) headlines from just the first two days*:
