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James O'Keefe has done it again, this time exposing how the former senior executive of NPR really feels about conservatives. So much for "unbiased" journalism.

The recent firing of political analyst Juan Williams by NPR has set off a firestorm of opinion on the Internet and throughout the media world. Its focus? Political correctness, of course. It seems that Williams, a respected journalist with an...

What does it cost to express an opinion in public? Juan Williams, former NPR news analyst, found out. The price he paid was too costly and too unfair for a country founded on freedom.

The drive to defund NPR and PBS in the wake of the Juan Williams firing has reached a crescendo as Senator Jim DeMint vowed to introduce legislation to do just that. Congressman Doug Lamborn will introduce similar legislation in the House.

News analyst Juan Williams' contract with NPR was terminated due to perceived Islamophobic statements. Did NPR overreact?

Juan Williams, formerly of NPR, made a disparaging comment about Muslims and was terminated for it. Should he have been?

As the fallout of the firing of Juan Williams by NPR for his Muslim remarks on Fox News continues to boil, Michael Barone asks an interesting question. Who are more tolerant of differing views, NPR listeners or Fox News viewers?

Less than 24 hours after being fired from NPR for making remarks about Muslims on planes, Juan Williams signs a multi-year deal with Fox News.

It seems that one thing will be clear after this, "the new owner of NPR, Mr. Williams will fire Miss Schiller.

Juan Williams and NPR are no more. The news analyst, born in Panama, was fired from NPR for disparaging remarks against Muslims in a conversation with Bill O'Reilly.

NPR fires liberal analyst Juan Williams after he made controversial comments on the O'Reilly Factor. Juan Williams made a comment about Muslim that NPR says goes against the message that the want to present to their listeners.

When Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar stormed off the set of The View recently, incensed by comments made by guest Bill O'Reilly, few envisioned it would lead to the firing of Juan Williams at NPR.

It looks like NPR is not only run by politically correct bigots, possible racists (there is a suspicion being discussed that Williams was fired for both what he said and for being African American while doing it), but also cowards.

Juan Williams commentator/ reporter for both NPR and Fox has been fired by NPR for a comment made on the O'Reilly Factor while working for Fox.

Juan Williams, NPR analyst, was fired Wednesday night over comments made on Fox News. His comments came during a discussion with Bill O'Reilly on the famed O'Reilly Factor.

Juan Williams, the longtime news analyst for NPR as well as a Fox New contributor, has been fired by NPR for something he said on "The O'Reilly Factor." It seems Williams, a principled liberal, is a victim of political correctness.

A piece about President Bush and Herman Melville's Capt. Ahab landed me an interview with NPR.

AC content producer DST shares why she hasn't moved her dial off NPR in months.

The softly buzzing culture of NPR listeners is ever-growing and quite loyal. For those needing an introduction to National Public Radio, I have assembled a brief overview of the corporation and a guide to NPR programs that are especially well-executed.