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• It’s About Trust, Not Amnesty Sat Apr 20
  Steve Deace
  Congressman Steve King from my home state isn't bashful about saying the “gang of 8” immigration plan unveiled in the U.S. Senate this week amounts to "rewarding lawbreakers." Perhaps that's only fitting, because lawbreaking has traditionally been associated with gangs. ... more
• Who's More Demeaning Than Brad Paisley? Fri Apr 12
  Brent Bozell
  Country music star Brad Paisley is either an idiot or a genius. If he wrote the song "Accidental Racist" to stir a whirlwind of (mostly bad) publicity, he's a genius. But the negative cultural consensus strongly suggests he should have never been dumb enough to try to write a racial-harmony song. ... more
• Former New York mayor Ed Koch dies: NPR radio Fri Feb 1
  Reuters News
• State-Run Broadcasting Pushes for Taxes Wed Dec 26
  Brent Bozell
  A "serious" proposal is one that has a reasonable expectation of resolving a conflict. Anyone studying Speaker Boehner's Plan B proposal knows it wasn't serious. ... more
• Allen West Exit Interview: "Lincoln Only Served One Term" Sun Dec 2
  Kevin Glass
• Back to School - 2012 Wed Sep 5
  Rich Galen
  It's raining granddaughters in Mullville. The newest was born about two months ago - the Lad's & Ladette's second. ... more
• Real Journalism: NPR Tweaks Obama's Stance on ACA to Help Poll Results Thu Jul 19
  Kate Hicks
• Morgan Freeman: America's First Black President Hasn't Arisen Yet Fri Jul 6
  America
  Morgan Freeman discusses Obama on NPR. ... more
• Obama-Loving Media Spin the Economy Thu May 10
  Larry Elder
  National Public Radio's Kai Ryssdal recently talked about the weak economy. His guests, two reporters from The Washington Post and The New York Times, acknowledged the obvious -- that the economy is underperforming. ... more
• Tina Brown Says Breitbart's Work Was a "Bastardization of Journalism" Wed Apr 18
  America
  Tina Brown trashes Breitbart on NPR. ... more
• NPR names execs to oversee news, online content Fri Feb 24
  AP News
• NPR's 'Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me' debuts on TV Fri Dec 23
  AP News
• Knight Foundation awards NPR $1.5M for web news Wed Dec 14
  AP News
• NPR: Rachel Martin hosts "Weekend Edition Sunday" Thu Dec 8
  AP News
• NPR loses 2nd news executive as BBC hires Meyer Wed Nov 30
  AP News
• NPR's 'Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me' to debut on TV Wed Nov 16
  AP News
• NPR Versus 'Minstrel' Cain Wed Nov 16
  Brent Bozell
  National Public Radio proved a long time ago it disdains black conservatives. Remember when NPR's Nina Totenberg launched the unproven sexual harassment charges against Clarence Thomas? NPR doesn't even like black liberals who appear on Fox News: They canned Juan Williams. ... more
• EAG Challenges NPR: We’ll Show You Ours If You Show Us Yours Fri Nov 11
  Kyle Olson
  On Wednesday, National Public Radio Education Correspondent Larry Abramson phoned Education Action Group to ask about our activities related to Issue 2 in Ohio, the referendum on the collective bargaining reform that was defeated at the polls Tuesday. Specifically, he inquired about our “canvassing and mobilization” efforts. ... more
• NPR host Cornish moving to 'All Things Considered' Wed Nov 2
  AP News
• Time to Cut off NPR Wed Oct 26
  Brent Bozell
  National Public Radio continues to define itself in every way as a taxpayer-funded nest of leftism. NPR couldn't just supportively report on the Occupy Wall Street protests. A fire-breathing spokeswoman for the "Occupy D.C." protests against capitalism was also an NPR host. ... more
• NPR host steps down as husband joins Obama team Mon Oct 24
  AP News
• APNewsBreak: NPR dumps opera show over DC protest Fri Oct 21
  AP News
• Freelancer heard on NPR stations fired for protest Thu Oct 20
  AP News
• Today in History Thu Oct 20
  AP News
• Radio writer, director Norman Corwin dead at 101 Wed Oct 19
  Reuters News

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