A disturbing part of a lawsuit filed against Fox News star Bill O'Reilly talks about how he warned a female colleague that screwing with Fox News (so to speak) would bring repercussions:

The New Yorker's cover story this week is on ABC News's online political report The Note. It says: How one Web site sets the agenda for the political press -- and has turned the 2004 campaign into the ultimate insider's game.

The NYT's Frank Rich takes a look at the harassment lawsuit levied against Fox News star Bill O'Reilly and its link with the "outing" of already-out Mary Cheney, lesbian daughter of U.S. veep Dick.

The Guardian looks back at its little intervention in Ohio.

Long-time, devoted readers of this blog (hi Mom!) may remember my home invasion post of a few weeks ago. Greg Locke, a journo buddy in Newfoundland, has a gripping story about terror from the skies on his.

Mr. Thomas L. Friedman and Ms. Maureen Dowd both write on the U.S. presidential election today; one on the foreign-policy angle and one on Bush's preternatural faith that he's doing God's business.

I wrote a posting on CAJ-L Wednesday that concluded: But if you ask me, people who behave in the way of the Republicans described above ... have the mindset of ...