Jack Kelly's weekly Pittsburgh Post Gazette column reviews the evidence Able Danger and brings the story up to date. Kelly concludes: "It's unclear why the Bush administration is covering up [Able Danger], since the suppression of Able Danger occurred on President Clinton's watch. But it is clear there is a cover-up. One would think a Washington press corps obsessing about a hunting accident in Texas would be more curious about it."

I think that's an observation that broadly applies to events of the past week including the administration's approval of the sale of six American ports to the United Arab Emirates, Al Gore's giving one of the most disgusting speeches in American history in a hotbed of Islamism, and the restarting of uranium enrichment in Iran combined with Iran's bald terrorist threats.

UPDATE:  Michelle Malkin covers the media's Cheney Derangement Syndrome and also links to video of Powerline's Scott Johnson's appearance on CNN's Reliable Sources to discuss what he calls the "deranged sophmoric hysteria" of the leftist media.

UPDATE2:  The liberals in the media criticized Cheney's decision to talk to Fox News and not to them, because Fox News would be a more friendly venue (never mind that they have the most viewers).  Expose The Left has video of a Fox News segment where media critic Neal Gabler suggests that Cheney shot his friend on purpose to distract the public from the Abu Gharib story.  I won't dignify that allegation with a response, but so much for the idea that Fox News only gives one side of the debate.