"Viewers will see a news channel unlike the others, as our programming proves Al Jazeera America will air fact-based, unbiased and in-depth news," said Ehab Al Shihabi, the channel's acting chief executive, on a news conference call last week.
With much in the air, facts on the ground tended to define everything.
His prescription for the channel: "declare jihad on the talking points and make that your identity, along with on-air fact checking".
They keep circling around the answer: declare jihad on the talking points and make that your identity, along with on-air fact-checking".
But we covers songs of classic TV shows like "Three's Company," "Full House," "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," "Facts of Life," "Small Wonder," "Family Matters," "Cheers," "Golden Girls," "My Two Dads" – get my drift?
The fresh air, in fact, seemed to only feed the fire.
The California campaign of the air, in fact, is unlike any other in the nation.
In Europe religion doesn't rise to the level of burning away "in the open air"; in fact, it barely smoulders.
As his tumultuous eight-year term as head of the US Federal Reserve comes to a close, I thought it time to finally air this fact.
The laws governing precisely what access the government has to information collected on smart home devices is similarly up in the air, another fact that the Arkansas murder trial highlighted.
They knowingly chose to not mention on air the fact that Kennedy was widely considered to be a philanderer.
