This is one of those stories the media never covers. And one of the reasons we hate them.
During the recent Gaza conflict, it was widely reported that Israel Defense Forces had bombed a U.N. school in the Jabalya refugee camp. This led activists to accuse Israel of war crimes and U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to demand an investigation.
Now the U.N. reports that “a clerical error” led them to falsely accuse Israel of the attack. The international organization’s January 6 field report said an IDF shell had caused fatalities when it hit outside the school, but an updated field report dated January 7 said the shell hit the school itself.
U.N. spokesperson Roseanne Roseannadanna said, “Oops. Never mind.”
Funny how coverage is so much spottier when it comes to retractions. Especially when it involves Israel.
Apparently, D.C. stands for “Disgusting Creep.” Last month it was 

The Minneapolis Star Tribune loves the working class. They love big labor. Until it comes to its own workers and their union.
The NAACP has called for a boycott of the New York Post. In other words, they’ve endorsed censorship.
If there’s anyone who could use a nice, cold brewski right now, it’s the poor guys struggling to survive in the radio business. But Budweiser’s not buying a round for the house.
In a move sure to make thousands of singers wish they were dead, American Idol judge has announced that he wants to live forever.
Our thanks for Newsbusters’ Noel Sheppard for this one.
The Obama administration may have said it wouldn’t attempt to revive the Fairness Doctrine, but that’s not enough for Republican Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina. He wants to force Senate Democrats to put up or shut up.
First, Sean Penn played outed gay politician Harvey Milk. Now it looks like he may play the husband of outed CIA hussy Valerie Plame.
Before we leave the irrelevancy of the Oscars behind for another 363 days, let’s pause briefly to relive The Top 10 worst acceptance speeches in the history of the Academy Awards.
No issue can be considered truly trivial until Reverend Al Sharpton tosses in his two cents.