A major media corporation is challenging the Second Amendment. Comcast no longer accepts commercials for guns or ammunition, yet it has no problem airing violent television programs.
With the closing of several radio stations, a Christian author believes one California preacher will soon have to end his ministry.
It's hypocritical, says an immigration enforcement activist, for The Associated Press to be complaining about the Justice Department's "massive and unprecedented intrusion" into its phone records when the news organization itself is going out of its way to help advance the Obama agenda.
A conservative television advocacy group has launched a new social media campaign to encourage the public to file public comments about the Federal Communication Commission's proposal to limit broadcast indecency complaints.
A professional association of some 300 Christian magazines, newsletters, newspapers and websites throughout North America has announced a new executive director, who is encouraged - not discouraged - by the challenges that lay ahead.
A new study has researched the reporting patterns of the major television networks on the gun control debate since the Newtown massacre in December. The study reveals anti-gun spokesmen overwhelmingly outnumber pro-gun spokesmen in a majority of the stories.
Sarah Palin is out as a Fox News Channel contributor, and wholesale changes at CNN appear to be in the horizon. But according to a media analyst, commentators slant how they speak about the network changes.
The major broadcast networks gave literally seconds of coverage to last month's annual pro-life march in Washington, DC -- but more than 500 times that amount to an imaginary woman.
CNN host Piers Morgan attempted to discredit a heroic victory last week, while at the same time pushing forward the Obama administration's gun-control agenda.
Despite the fact that tens of thousands of people showed up in Washington and other cities for last Friday's "March for Life" events, media coverage from the major secular news agencies was sparse.
According to a new study by the Culture and Media Institute, a majority of the top U.S. newspapers have advocated for President Obama's gun-control agenda in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook massacre.
A media watchdog group is analyzing the addition of two known conservatives to CBS News' lineup.
A media watchdog group finds no surprise among those the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) has named to its annual list of media award nominees.
A conservative media watchdog says veteran CBS News correspondent Bob Schieffer's recent statement likening President Obama taking on the NRA to defeating the Nazis was clearly over the top.
Leading Hollywood celebrities are speaking out in support of President Barack Obama's push for stricter gun laws. A media watchdog group, however, says the film industry needs to look at its own role in promoting violence.
A conservative media watchdog has issued its annual awards for the liberal, biased reporting of 2012.