For Accuracy and Fairness THURSDAY -- Mark Whitaker, the editor of Newsweek, will be the host of a benefit cocktail party at the Newsweek building, 251 West 57th Street, for the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association.
The human mind does assessments of fairness in day-to-day life.
It was, in fairness, the day after Mrs. Clinton finished third in the Iowa caucuses, behind Senator Barack Obama of Illinois and John Edwards of North Carolina.
In fairness, the Sunday shows do, every now and again, interview someone who actually has something interesting to say.
In fairness, after Wednesday night's enthralling Arsenal Barcelona match, all the other football on TV last week seemed a little colourless.
Germany's foreign minister, Heiko Maas, said Russia would remain a difficult partner for the EU, and questioned the fairness of Sunday's presidential elections, which Putin won by a landslide.
At a strip mall just off Interstate 95, the Democrats have transformed a modest campaign headquarters into a bustling law office, where a battalion of lawyers, flown in from all across the country, have met with thousands of voters challenging the fairness of Tuesday's election.
But after shooting down the Paycheck Fairness Act Wednesday and perpetuating a boys' club in Congress, you ain't showing us much.
Meanwhile, the Senate will vote on the Paycheck Fairness Act Tuesday, even though the GOP-controlled House is unlikely to bring it to the floor.
