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The latest in a series of recent high profile media "mea culpas," CBS News chief foreign correspondent Lara Logan told Jon Stewart she'd "blow her brains out" if forced to watch what passes for TV news coverage in America.Author: freepressvideoTags: free press junk news daily show cbs lara logan stop big media Posted: 19 June 2008Rating: 0.0Votes: 0

Global Pulse: June 26, 2008 While the Iraq and Afghanistan wars rage on, consistent coverage of these conflicts is disappearing from network news. Lara Logan, chief foreign correspondent for CBS News, vented her frustrations to Jon Stewart on "The Daily Show," setting off a storm of commentary. While the foreign media continues to cover events unfolding in Iraq and Afghanistan, we compare what makes it into the U.S.'s nightly newscasts. SOURCES: Daily Show, Comedy Central; New Y...

Lara Logan, the CBS News correspondent in Iraq, said on The Daily Show that she would blow her brains out if she had to watch American news shows. Now that she is based in Washington for CBS, she'll have to do just that.

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Barack Obama traveled to Eastern Afghanistan, as Al Qaida and Taliban forces have increased their attacks in this region. Lara Logan reports on the Democratic presidential candidate's journey.

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CBS It was a scene that shocked battle hardened soldiers, captured in photographs obtained exclusively by CBS News. On a daytime patrol in central Baghdad just over than a week ago, a U.S. military advisory team and Iraqi soldiers happened to look over a wall and found something horrific. "They saw multiple bodies laying on the floor of the facility," Staff Sgt. Mitchell Gibson of the 82nd Airborne Division told CBS News chief foreign correspondent Lara Logan. "They thought they...

Insurgents led by Al Qaeda terrorized the town of Tal Afar, until U.S. and Iraqi forces drove them out. As Lara Logan reports, their methods have become a blueprint for the war on terror.

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After depicting North Korea as part of an "axis of evil," the Bush administration wants Congress to remove the country from the terrorist blacklist and drop key sanctions. Lara Logan reports.

Images of the destruction of a nuclear tower are eyed with skepticism by critics of North Korea. Some say they already have all the nuclear weapons they desire. Lara Logan reports.

U.S. Army specialist Mario Lozano faces murder charges in the death of an Italian secret agent in Iraq. Lozano tells Lara Logan that his actions were entirely justified. CBSNews.com

While Georgia signed a cease fire, Russia made additional threats to U.S. allies. Georgia's President blasted the West for failing to act as Russia still occupies Georgian cities. Lara Logan reports.

From CBS News, Lara Logan reporting on the latest violence in Iraq.

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is in Iraq to solidify conditions for U.S. troop withdrawal. So far, the two countries do not see eye to eye. Lara Logan reports.

Gen. David Petraeus talks to Lara Logan about the new combat operations in Iraq and the progress the country has made in terms of security this year. CBSNews.com

The streets of Damascus have long been a sanctuary for some of America's most powerful enemies in Iraq. Lara Logan spoke to the Syrian Foreign Minister who denies his country's compliance in aiding these foreign fighters. CBSNews.com

Russ Mitchell previews tonight's top stories, including a CBS News exclusive from Lara Logan about an orphanage full of neglected children discovered in Iraq. CBSNews.com

Secretary Of State Condoleeza Rice is in Poland formalizing a missile defense pact that has enraged Russia. Lara Logan reports from Warsaw.

The last of the U.S. troop reinforcements will soon arrive in Iraq. Lara Logan talked with Col. Stephen Townsend to get his view on the state of the surge. CBSNews.com

In an exclusive interview with Lara Logan, Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki talks about the security plan and claims that it has prevented more bloodshed in Iraq. CBSNews.com

Americans get to voice their opinion of U.S. troop presence in Iraq with their vote for president in November. Lara Logan reports on the candidates' positions in "Where They Stand."

Lara Logan speaks to Gen. David Petraeus about what role Iran is playing in the ongoing war in Iraq. CBSNews.com