With a hat tip to Patterico’s Pontifications, I bring you the difference between the reporting the NY Times and LA Times did, and the Wall Street Journal’s reporting:

As to question #1 [Regarding why we criticize the "two Times-ers" and not the Wall Street Journal], the New York Times story reported:
Nearly 20 current and former government [...]

In choosing to report on a secret, but legal, government intelligence activity, the NY Times and LA Times have put greed and blind ambition above national security, and may have violated the law.
Some are troubled that large financial transactions are being “spyed on”, but they should know that constitutional privacy concerns do not attach to [...]

The uproar over Ann Coulter’s new book, especially the part criticizing the 9/11 widows identified as the “Jersey Girls”, is certainly driving sales of the book. I’m sure Ann is overjoyed.
I’m not so happy, though. Ann is often right on issues, but horribly wrong on presentation. Not that there’s not a time [...]

Google.com has a blog search at http://blogsearch.google.com that seems to work well. I found only one of the frankhagan.com articles listed, so I dug into their FAQ a little bit. Seems there are “blog updater services” such as Weblogs.com, and Google uses them to determine when to crawl the blogs. Wordpress, the [...]

The FDA has approved a vaccine by Merck that will innoculate against several forms of the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). HPV comes in many different forms, and a few of those forms cause the vast majority of cervical cancers. The CDC has a “fact sheet” on the vaccine that is informative, and puts [...]