Speaking of Presidents and nightmares...

I had a dream last night that I woke up, looked at my iPhone, and saw a terrible headline in Drudge. I tried really hard to yell it out to M...

State grabs man's nuts...

... or something. From the front page of the NY Post: ... teasing this item (on a subject we've already talked about extensively ).

"Baby break for Village 'bomb' gal/Brings life as cops find instruments of death."

A NY Post headline. Bomb gal . That's rich. Not since "tot mom" ...

"Jerky 'sex scion' cops to Central Park lewdness."

Hard to read headline. You have to figure out that "cops" is a verb. (I think this is what they mean by "crash blossoms...

Ridiculous WaPo headline + photo combination.

"A detached Romney tends wounds in seclusion after failed White House bid" ? He doesn't look detached or wounded and he's ...

"Archaeologists in Bulgaria are chuffed today..."

I love the word "chuffed." And "boffins": "Tomb-raid boffins find golden hoard of the warrior Thracians/Spartan-ars...

With 2 words, Drudge evokes Watergate for Obama's Libya troubles.

The linked story is "White House told of militant claim two hours after Libya attack: emails." The famous question from Watergate ...

"Japan’s first masturbation bar for women opens in Shibuya."

That's the headline , but it's not what it sounds like. It's a place for women to talk about masturbation: The wall behind the c...

"Man convicted of molesting a dead deer and shooting horse to have sex with it 'assaulted female cop after shoplifting from Walmart.'"

Now, there's a headline ! And it happened in Wisconsin. In the aptly named city of Superior .

"'So patently false' Obama removed Churchill bust from the White House."

Politico headline for an article relying on White House communications director Dan Pfeiffer to contradict something Charles Krauthammer wr...

"Obama says he was too busy to campaign in Wisconsin recall election"... or did he?

Headline writers keep paraphrasing him like that , but let's look at the quote: “Well, you know, the truth of the matter is that as Pres...

The "most popular" article in WaPo right now is "Romney's distortions about Obama do us a disservice."

But when you click on those words, you get to a column titled "Romney’s pants on fire." The 2 different headlines go to such oppos...

"Don't get too excited, Meade. It will be this kind of kiss."

I wrote in September 2008 (before I'd met Meade in person) in the comments to a post based on the NYT headline "Obama to Dispatch ...

"Obama’s race to save the Rust Belt."

A headline at Salon that has us wondering if maybe, just maybe, Obama's race is the cure-all for everything .

WaPo skews presentation of a poll on the Obamacare case to bolster the argument that the Court should defer to Congress.

"Do you think the Supreme Court justices will rule on this case mainly on the basis of law or mainly on the basis of their partisan pol...

Esquire's blogger Charles P. Pierce purports to instruct me: "For the record, writers do not write their own headlines."

He writes: "Thanks for the link , but, seriously, I know there are better things to do in Wisconsin than to be this publicly dim....

Absurd hyperventilating about Romney's not completely quick journey toward the GOP nomination.

I'm talking about stuff like this : A Super Tuesday Nailbiter Puts Romney on His Heels With a shockingly thin margin in Ohio, Mitt Romne...

Politico's most sycophantic headline ever?

"Obama's toughest critic: Obama."

When did articles all start to begin "When did...?"?

"When Did the GOP Lose Touch With Reality?" "When Did Liberals Become So Unreasonable?"

"Zuccotti Park Day 54: No Smell of Urine or Feces."

Occupy [Your City] Headline of the Day.