'Today' Trouble, Turkish TV Outrage, Lawrence Reacts To Racist Comments

June 4, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Trouble Continues For 'Today' NEW YORK (AP) — Even as "Good Morning America" solidifies its status as the most popular morning program, ABC isn't the only network where executives have been smiling lately. The "CBS This Morning" broadcast is actually growing at a faster rate, according to the Nielsen ratings company's measurement of viewers during May. The CBS telecast, though, remains in third place behind "Good Morning America" and NBC's struggling "Today" show.  Continue reading... You Wouldn't Know This Was Happening If You Were Watching Turkish TV CNN's New Host Gets Political So This Happened Fox Refuses To Air Ad Slamming Pundits For Sexism PHOTO: CNN Anchor Posts Photo Of Herself Recovering After Double Mastectomy MSNBC Chief: 'We're Not The Place' For Breaking News Trouble Continues For 'Today' WATCH: These Two HATE Each Other WATCH: These Two HATE Each Other Fox Refuses To Air Ad Slamming Pundits For Sexism WATCH: All-Male Fox Panel's Amazingly Sexist Chat JULIAN ASSANGE On the First Day of the Manning Trial In the end it is not Bradley Manning who is on trial. His trial ended long ago. The defendant now, and for the next 12 weeks, is the United States. A runaway military, whose misdeeds have been laid bare, and a secretive government at war with the public. They sit in the docks. We are called to serve as jurists. We must not turn away. Continue reading... MICHAEL CALDERONE Washington Post Names Steven Ginsberg As Senior Politics Editor Washington Post promotes National political editor. Continue reading... RAINEY REITMAN Day One of the Manning Trial: How Public Will This Court Martial Be? The first day of Private First Class Bradley Manning's court martial kicked off with Judge Denise Lind tackling one of the most contentious issues of the trial: whether the press and public will be allowed access to the trial of the WikiLeaks whistleblower. Continue reading... BRIAN ROSS The More Movie Critics Think They Know About Now You See Me, the Less They Know I'm not going to do a movie review of the sleeper summer hit Now You See Me, and the less I tell you, the more that you will know about this magical movie, and why it annoys critics and delights audiences. Continue reading... ELLIOTT NEGIN Unreliable Sources: How the Media Help the Kochs & ExxonMobil Spread Climate Disinformation When it comes to climate, identifiable contrarian groups share the same goals as their corporate underwriters: sow doubt about the reality or seriousness of global warming, stifle government efforts to curb carbon emissions, and hinder the growth of renewable energy technologies. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003