The media are examining Woods' alleged drug abuse and multiple sex partners. They are questioning: Is he an addict? Or is all of this actually a media-generated frenzy?

TIME Magazine's poll shows people voted comedy show host Jon Stewart as America's most trusted newscaster. We find out some explanations and analyzes his role in the modern age of television news.

U.S. President Barack Obama's planned address to the nation's school children Tuesday is generating some political controversy, and drawing heat from conservatives.

Steve McNair: Star quarterback and family man. But given the sordid facts surrounding his death, is his legacy in question?

The Nobel Prize Committee has endorsed Obama’s vision of the future and his efforts towards diplomacy, but a lack of tangible results have many questioning whether the president is deserving of the honor.

FOX News anchor Glenn Beck is under attack by U.S. media outlets and liberals for spreading lies across America. But his ratings are exploding as his audience stands strong.

Heidi Montag is the latest celebrity to take plastic surgery to a new level. Her 10 procedures has the media speculating about a problem in Hollywood.

Elizabeth Lambert, a defender on the University of New Mexico's women's soccer team, has been suspended indefinitely for playing too violently. The media are discussing her actions.

Gay marriage passed its first hurdle for couples living in Washington, D.C. Some in America's capitol aren't completely on board.

Barack Obama made his imprint on the war in Afghanistan by injecting 30,000 more troops into the war. So was that the right move?

U.S. President Barack Obama has told Congress to approve a health care overhaul bill by August 8th -- but is there a need to rush?

A survey on Facebook asking if U.S. President Barack Obama should be killed has created an online uproar. The media are looking at the Internet freedom and the bigger issues.

Mickey Mouse has remained unchanged for decades, but he is about to get a makeover. Disney hopes the darker Mickey will appeal to a younger generation, but some worry about tinkering with a classic.

Singer John Mayer is making headlines after using the “n” word and comparing a certain part of himself to a white supremacist in a new interview.

Massachusetts Senate hopeful's battle it out. With less than a week to go, Democrats didn't have lost their lead, now trailing Republican's in the polls.

U.S. President Barack Obama overturned Bush administration policies banning federal funding for stem cell research. Newsy.com tracks various perspectives of the debate.

The largest killer whale in captivity killed one of its trainers, making waves in the debate on whether captivity is cruel.

After nearly 13 years of being a global icon and maintaining a reputable image, Tiger Woods is the center of negative publicity. He is accused of having affairs with as many as three women.

"Hot Mormon Muffins," a calendar featuring 12 sexy Mormon moms, has caused a stir in the Church and the media.

Town hall meetings have become rowdy lately with citizens protesting healthcare reform. But are they acting on their own, or because of a conservative strategy?

The release of an “Illegal Alien” Halloween costume in major U.S. retailers has some calling foul instead of trick or treat.

Britain has released UFO sighting reports from the 1980s and 90s, and there are nearly 800 of them. So are we really as alone as we think?

A nod to Russia, but a perceived slight to Poland and the Czech Republic. The media are analyzing Obama's latest move in Eastern Europe.

"Sesame Street" is celebrating its 40th anniversary on Nov.10 , but the media are starting the party early, analyzing the show's evolution throughout the years.

Democrats passed health care reform in the House after agreeing to limits on abortion funding. Now, the Senate will have to deal with the issue of a public option.

The clock is ticking on deciding a new strategy for Afghanistan, and the media are focusing on which disagreement over this divisive issue will prove most important.

Three recent outbursts in national and international events have the media trying to answer one question: is America rude, or just plain-spoken?

A 15-year-old girl was gang raped by as many as seven men, while up to a dozen witnesses failed to call the police. Media sources question why no one intervened.

The death of Georgian luger Nodar Kumaritashvili is raising the question of whether his lack of experience or the course's design is the cause.

The health care reform bill could be coming to the Senate floor for full debate, but only if 60 Senators vote in favor of that to happen this weekend.