Actually, Fox News would probably NOT do that - unless you are one of the ones that either doesn't watch it, watches it very selectively, or just reads blogs from folks who don't watch is either. They have Bernie Goldberg, who wrote a great book many years ago entitled "Biased" and who was an award winning reporter, who has a lot of respect for Edward R. Murrow. He was actually right to expose the later "tyrannical tirades" of a compulsive "neurotic" (my opinion). What may have started out as a legitimate inquiry turned into the "Spanish Inquisition" so to speak. NPR is owned by its own, many times biased, corporation called the corporation for Public Broadcasting which has been caught seveal times with its own set of "biased slants" and tyrannical tirades. I do listen to NPR, and do enjoy some of the programming, but to say they have been "spotless saints of news reporting" is an overstatement - they have shown their own "bigotry" in the past. The best we can do is to be as circumspect as possible, and make our best effort to be informed by the most objective sources available to us at the time.