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Slate asks how the New York Times could go about firing Judy Miller.

President Bush is refusing to release anymore Harriet Miers documents. Who's he kidding?

I never really thought I could find a lesson in a mindless action movie, but I did.

David Lemus was set free today after spending 14 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit.

Syndicated cartoonist Tom Toles weighs in on what's plaguing the media.

The "Today Show" got caught over-dramatizing the news. Funny? Yes. But you'd think that news outlets would get that they can't do this sort of thing anymore.

China has found a new way to keep foreign journalists out - imprison or beat the local people who help them.

Harriet Miers's revelation that she thinks George W. Bush is the smartest man she's ever met really tells us how little we know about her, and why she's being chosen for a spot on the Supreme Court.

Are there more bigots than ever in the United States, or are they just screaming so loudly that their numbers seem bigger than they are? And how do we deal with them, while keeping "objectivity" in mind?

Three scientists win the Nobel Prize in chemistry for going green.

Tourists in space? What's next - "Star Trek"?

The first matter before the Supreme Court this term is the assisted suicide law on the books in Oregon. Is this the beginning of a trend for the Court under John Roberts?

May Chidiac has lost an arm and leg because she is a journalist fighting for a free press. Is the price too high?

President Bush has declared that people need to drive less in order to save gas - genius, sheer genius.

How do you measure a year in the life of Michael Brown?