HELL OF A TIMES.

This article reports on the fight going on inside the "Washington Times" in efforts to bring the publication more inline with mainstream media. The Times has been an extension of the conservative agenda since its founding in 1982 by the Reverend Sun Myung Moon. Moon's son, Preston, is looking for an editor who will temper the right-wing ideas, especially in light of the racist and sexist atmosphere that has been stoked by editor in chief Wesley Pruden and managing editor Francis Coombs.