All the News That People Think We Misreport
Dave Barry riffs on media credibility and a mock poll showing dwindling trust in newspapers. He humorously blames The New York Times and a spoofed chain of newsroom mishaps from dateline fakes to botched edits, ending with a call to readers to check for their paper.
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New York Times
The
Times
West Virginia
Jessica Lynch
Lynch
Zanesville
Ohio
Muskingum County
Phil
French Alps
Barry
Miami Herald
Federal overreach in crime and journalism ethics
Healy argues that federal authorities should not police local ethics or minor gun crimes and urges a return to constitutional limits. Citing Comey, Hatch, and national security cases, the piece critiques federal meddling while noting resource misallocation during pre 9 11 red flags and highlights the need for restrained federal priorities.
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James Comey
Jayson Blair
New York Times
the Times
Comey
Blair
Rhode Island
Sen
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bush
Party of Federalism
Alexander Hamilton
Nobel
Milton Friedman
Phoenix FBI
al- Qaida
U.S
Washington, D.C
Kenneth Williams
FBI
Williams
Los Angeles Times
New Orleans
al-Qaida
Healy
Cato Institute
Dazzling darkness of matter and the cosmos
Bill Tammeus argues dark matter frames the universe, cites Prada and the Sloan survey mapping one fourth of the sky with 100 million objects, notes MOND as an alternative theory, and humorously links science to current events and media. He highlights tentative conclusions and the Apache Point Observatory in Sunspot New Mexico.
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Iraq
Jayson
Tony) Blair
Sammy Sosa
Martha Stewart
Cork
Francisco Prada
Max Planck Institute For Astronomy
Germany
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Canary Islands
Spain
Canaries
Prada
Sloan Digital Sky Survey
Apache Point Observatory
Sunspot
N.M
Sloan
Saddam Hussein
Tammeus
The
Kansas City Star
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