Rarely is the political ideology of a news organization more clear

... than this:

CNN:

Al Qaeda on Egypt: 'I told you so'

Al-Zawahiri has seen it before, Bergen writes

Al Qaeda's Egyptian-born leader is surely seeing the unrest there as a chance to exploit, writes CNN's Peter Bergen.FULL STORY

• NEW Security Council to meet
• Obama urges calm | Watch
• Bloody fighting in streets | Photos

 

Fox:

 

Obama Under Fire as Egypt Erupts

• Reuters
• As death toll exceeds 500 in Egypt and no clear end-game in sight, Obama faces criticism for 'incoherent' policy insisting US stay neutral despite both aiding and condemning military-backed government.
• Egypt Authorizes Use of Deadly Force After Defiant Protesters Torch Buildings
• Coptic Christian Churches, Buildings Targeted in Egypt for Second Straight Day
• US Cancels Military Exercises With Egypt, Obama Condemns Crackdown
• PHOTOS: Deadly Clashes in Egypt

Now, read the stories and compare and contrast the "hook" used to grab your attention, the context provided (or not provided), and especially the main point each is trying to make.

Now this is really starting to get good

Egypt's upheaval takes dangerous new turn

Violence erupts in the streets of Cairo as thousands of Mubarak supporters attack protesters. Chaotic scenes  

 See, we can always count on the media to step in when things start going bad.

Wanna' know what is going on in Egypt?

Try Al Jazeera:

ElBaradei: No going back in Egypt Nobel laureate tells defiant Cairo crowd that he has a mandate to negotiate with Mubarak government. Last Modified: 30 Jan 2011 20:05 GMT Middle East Read More

Protesters stand their ground Vignettes from Tahrir square Dateline Cairo Live blog 30/1 - Egypt protests Three questions to Marwan Egypt's security apparatus Slideshow: The domino effect

ElBaradei: Cut US Mubarak support With his feet on the ground in Egypt, opposition figure Mohamed ElBaradei presses the US to abandon Hosni Mubarak. Last Modified: 30 Jan 2011 21:00 GMT Middle East Read More

ElBaradei: No going back in Egypt Thousands in Cairo defy curfew, demand change Elbaradei urges Mubarak to step down ElBaradei arrives in Egypt

'No to Suleiman, no to Shafik' The headline of this post was a common banner at tonight’s protests in Cairo’s Tahrir Square - a sign that Egyptian pre Last Modified: 30 Jan 2011 21:23 GMT MiddleEast Read More

US calls for 'orderly transition' Reaction is mixed, with the US calling for reform and Saudi Arabia condemning the protests. Last Modified: 30 Jan 2011 20:25 GMT Middle East Read More

Protesters stand their ground Egypt shuts down Al Jazeera bureau Looting spreads in cities Thousands in Cairo defy curfew, demand change Thousands in Cairo defy curfew, demand change

Security vacuum hits Egypt Streets of Cairo are tense as days of protests result in police leaving their posts. Last Modified: 30 Jan 2011 21:07 GMT Middle East Read More

ElBaradei: No going back in Egypt

ElBaradei: Cut US Mubarak support

'No to Suleiman, no to Shafik'

US calls for 'orderly transition'

Security vacuum hits Egypt