PressEthic

As a reader and Democrat, I read this with a snicker and a roll of the eyes thinking ‘why should I expect anything else?’

Saudi Minister Warns U.S. Iraq May Face Disintegration.

Sloppy use of words can creep into anyone’s writing.

I probably wouldn’t have given this a second thought and just believed what was written before last week. I suppose I’m becoming more skeptical, I just hope I’m not becoming more cynical.

Isn’t New Orleans completely without power? Where did all the lights come from?

The pledge of allegiance has been found unconstitutional because of two words: 'under God'

“At the heart of the dispute is a question that District Judge Brooke Jackson said has never been considered by Colorado's courts: Does private property seized under a search warrant become public record?”

Afghanistan and Osama have been pushed aside by the coverage of the Iraq war and Hurricane Katrina – and on the one special day of the year where people want to know their government is doing something about the fall of the twin towers besides arguing about what sort of memorial to build.

Despite the tragedy to human lives, journalists are still interested in pointing the finger first.