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We all have our points of view but should the points of view of the news reporter become the news rather than the facts of the event?

Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.comPart two of “The Man Who Killed Usama bin Laden” concluded Wednesday night with former Navy SEAL Robert O’Neill revealing to viewers how it was “just luck” he was the man to kill bin Laden.

Earlier this week, a retired Navy SEAL came forward and claimed he fired the deadly shot that killed terrorist Osama bin Laden.

Thanks to our politically correct climate in modern day America there are large groups of people that it’s perfectly OK to bash with no expectation of retaliation.

My wife posted something on Facebook recently that said, “How to start an argument online. 1.) Express an opinion, 2.) Wait.”

One of the things that those of us in the media are always conscious of is our shows ratings. We live or die by ratings.

The Wall Street Journal recently published an editorial by Federal Communications Commissioner Ajit Pai regarding an FCC plan to survey television and radio editors on which news stories to cover.

I came to discover Reza Aslan's new book "Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth" from his interview on The Daily Show, sent to me by a friend. I picked up a copy just yesterday and have yet to read a word of it, yet. Reza's premise of the book is to look at the human Jesus and his role in the time he lived, the understanding of the use of the word "messiah" in First C

In a move announced last Friday and being instituted today, Facebook will remove ads next to offensive material.  A move forced from big money advertisers. Facebook said: "... this will improve detection of what qualifies as questionable content, which means we’ll do a better job making sure advertising messages appear next to brand-appropriate Pages and Groups...

It’s difficult to remember what news was like before twenty-four seven, three sixty-five, cable news kept us up to date. Where did this all come from?