"Accuracy and honesty in reporting are essential parts of the promise we make to our readers," Don Hayner, the Sun-Times' editor-in-chief, said in the note. "We regret the incident and apologize." ==================================================== Good thing Faux News doesn't enforce these policies. They'd have had to fire their entire staff years ago. ==================================================== What? You can't stand the truth. The truth will set you free. You people need to take care of your uncontrollable black yute up there, not worrying about musical reviews.

OMG, all of a sudden the media cares about accuracy. The next thing you know they will cover Obama, Franks, etal with the same scrutiny Posted by: t wiley | June 09, 2011 at 06:30 PM ..................................................................... This would be a great post, wiley, if it weren't so sarcastic and so far from reality! Accuracy and honesty in reporting on Obama and his ilk is the furthest thing from the media's minds.