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Monday roundup: Hulk vs. Shakespeare: "Hulk" director says superhero flicks are boring! So I'm off to a 10-hour Japanese film. Also: A.P.'s wacky war against the blogosphere.; Andrew O'Hehir Jun 16, 2008
War? What war?: News coverage of the war in Iraq has shrunk dramatically.; Katharine Mieszkowski Mar 18, 2008
Attacking AP for bias, Malkin proves hers: The conservative blogger gets some facts wrong.; Alex Koppelman Mar 12, 2008
Junk food education: In the face of our super-size me culture, it's no surprise nutritional education programs are failing.; Carol Lloyd Jul 5, 2007
A stretch, even for Drudge: The Drudge Report, digging ever deeper to find evidence of media bias, hits bottom.; Alex Koppelman Dec 20, 2006
Congratulations, grad!: Women students are catching up in many fields where they've traditionally lagged behind men.; Katharine Mieszkowski Jun 2, 2006
"Looting" or "finding"?: Bloggers are outraged over the different captions on photos of blacks and whites in New Orleans.; By Aaron Kinney Sep 1, 2005
The AP in cahoots with terrorists? Try again: A blogger debunks fellow right-wingers' conspiracy theory that an AP photographer -- now a Pulitzer Prize-winnning one -- colluded with terrorists in Iraq.; Mark Follman Apr 6, 2005
The Associated Press "insurgency": Conservative bloggers tar an AP photojournalist with complicity in Sunday's street execution in Baghdad -- another cheap shot at the "left-wing" media.; By Mark Follman Dec 22, 2004
In the same league as Fox: Don't major outlets like ABC News and CNN know better than to trot out a discredited former Guardsman as a source for stories about Bush's military service?; By Eric Boehlert Sep 10, 2004
Fence? Security barrier? Apartheid wall?: Israel is spending $1 billion on a structure to seal itself off from the West Bank. But the question of what to call it provokes an explosive debate.; By Eric Boehlert Aug 1, 2003
What really happened at No Gun Ri?: An Army major says the Associated Press' Pulitzer-winning story of American soldiers massacring Korean civilians is grossly exaggerated and dishonest.; By Judith Greer Jun 3, 2002
The proud principal who wasn't: The Associated Press has now corrected twice its false report that John Walker's high school principal was proud of him -- but nobody's paying attention.; By Anthony York Jan 4, 2002
The case of the homeless dot-commer: John Sacrosante says he went from six figures to a shelter. His friends say there's something fishy in San Jose.; By Damien Cave Jun 19, 2001
A tale of two photos: The latest battle of images proves that the Elian saga had to be resolved by means of law, not propaganda.; By Joan Walsh Apr 22, 2000
Letters to the editor: A good nanny is hard to find -- so is a good employer. Plus: Lonely Planet writer defends guidebooks from author of "The Beach"; should celebrities' writings remain private?; Letters to the editor Feb 15, 2000
No more Ms.-takes: By doing away with the arcane convention of courtesy titles for women, the Associated Press has finally joined the 20th, er, 21st century.; By Karyn Hunt Feb 10, 2000
Tales from the crypt: L.A. Times editors knew about the Staples deal; N.Y. Times vs. Brill's redux; AP's slo-mo on Korea massacre.; By Sean Elder Dec 6, 1999
Insidery on the inside: The stupid party games people play ... in D.C. Plus: Jared Harris on getting dogs stoned -- "It was a gift to the animal." And: Miss America trades her tiara for hot pastrami on rye.; By Amy Reiter Dec 3, 1999
Seventeen brothels of Asian sex slaves exposed in Atlanta: Is sexual slavery a barbaric Old World myth or a common contemporary crime?; By Hank Hyena Nov 2, 1999
A double standard?: Two gays allegedly raped and murdered a young boy. Why didn't it get covered as much as the Matthew Shepard case?; By Sean Elder Oct 29, 1999
Cold plunges and sport singing: Life in a Russian kindergarten: A wee New Yorker is sent to Rodnik, a temple of rigidity and complex grammar. And he loves it.; By Mary MacVean Oct 11, 1999
No Gun Ri: What they're saying: Experts grapple with reports that the U.S. committed war crimes during the Korean War.; By Alicia Montgomery Oct 1, 1999
How they got the Korean War atrocity story: With a year's worth of digging, a team of stolid AP investigators searched records and interviewed survivors to piece together a horrifying story.; By Sean Elder Sep 30, 1999
Schools may be liable for sexual harassment: May 24, 1999

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