Peggy Noonan

Wall Street Journal columnist Peggy Noonan has a problem. She calls it her Adam Lambert problem, and it might best be described as the crippling fear that America's moral character will devolve so rapidly in the coming years, that children as young as four will be forced to wear black leather pants to school, and watch their teachers engage in simulated oral sex while the words "under God" are stricken from the Pledge of Allegiance and...  

The Wall Street Journal has partnered with MySpace to offer an American MySpace user what is described as the "assignment of a lifetime:" an all expenses paid trip to Davos, Switzerland to report at the 40th World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in 2010. The MySpace Journal prize includes invitations to the Young Global Leaders opening conference and various media events and attendance at private meetings with editors from the WSJ and News Corp...  

New Course for Space Exploration Promotes Private Firms, WS Journal "The Obama administration appears set to chart a new course for U.S. space exploration by promoting the use of private companies to ferry astronauts into orbit, according to people familiar...  

Korban redo his apartment twice and oversee the design of his New York showroom. "He takes someone's personal style and translates that into ... Korban's new Web site at a Tribeca lounge. There, very tall, thin women balanced champagne flutes as they ...  

I’m guessing from the blithe and condescending tone of James Taranto’s piece in the Wall Street Journal that he is supposed to be in the class of “pundit”. Usually, it helps if a pundit can actually read for comprehension before launching into a screed. Here’s the section of interest: True Believers? Our lead item yesterday [...]  

Rafe Needleman pays $100 a year for his online subscription to the Wall Street Journal. As he writes for CNET, he recently discovered just how far his money doesn't go: I recently downloaded the iPhone app for the WSJ, and discovered that getting access to the stories that I'm paying for already on the Web was going to cost me another $52 a year. And that's the discounted rate for existing subscribers. iPhone and BlackBerry app access is $78 a...  

An array of RINOS and CINOS (or CRINOS for short) are suddenly all agog about Barack Obama’s chimerical shift to the “center”. Obama tosses out a few entirely mendacious lines about America being a good country; or helping small businesses, and those who should know better are clapping like trained seals. Former Reagan speech writerand WSJ columnist, Peggy Noonan is not the only RINO giddy about Obama’s imaginary centrism; immediately after...  

MySpace today announced its second annual ?MySpace Citizen Journalist? program in partnership with The Wall Street Journal and the World Economic Forum, giving one MySpace user the opportunity to become a special correspondent at the world?s most prestigious conference, the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2010 in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland.  

From Politico: One Journal staffer described Baker’s first impression in the newsroom—by way of YouTube—as “totally obnoxious, puerile, anti-intellectual, useless drivel.” A journalist who’s known Baker for years said he was “quite taken aback” by the Hannity clip, and while acknowledging that Baker leans right, argued that “he’s not as hard-line as he’s being portrayed.” But Baker [...]  

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sony Corp said it struck a deal with News Corp that will make The Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch, and the New York Post available on its electronic reader, the latest shot fired in an intensifying battle with Amazon.com Inc's popular Kindle device.  

Washington PostMessage From IranWall Street JournalStirring up trouble with a neighbor is an old political standby for embattled regimes. But the Iranian forces that apparently surrounded an Iraqi oil well Friday also might serve an economic objective. Reva Bhalla, director of analysis ...Oil Pares Gains as Dollar Rises to 3-Month High Against EuroBloombergOil jumps after Iranians seize Iraqi oil fieldThe Associated PressIraq demands...  

When Sony announced the Reader Daily Edition back in August, they hadn't confirmed which newspapers would be offered alongside the ebooks. It's just News Corp titles for now, with The Wall Street Journal and New York Post being confirmed. A daily news summary will be on offer for WSJ readers, in addition to the digital version of the paper. The digital copy of the paper will sell punters back $14.99 a month, with the daily summary another $5...  

The Wall Street Journal has announced a replacement for Nik Deogun, who left the paper recently to take a post as managing editor at CNBC.  His replacement is Rebecca Blumstein, who will now enter the elusive Wall Street Journal troika as international editor of the WSJ and deputy managing editor.  In a memo regarding the promotion, managing editor of the WSJ, Robert Thomson, gleefully stated, "Rebecca has done outstanding work at WSJ.com...  

It used to be that New York City was a big enough town to accommodate the massive institutional egos of both The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. But ever since the Times published an article on Sunday suggesting that the Journal's news coverage has been tilting to the right since it [...]  

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