I happened to catch a segment on CNN this morning where they were covering the ACORN scandal. There is an online piece as well. I missed the reporter’s name, but she did make an attempt to contact all of the fired ACORN employees as well as statement from ACORN itself, all to no avail.

The New York Times, from what I can tell from a search of their site, has yet to have anything in the print edition, other than a wire report on the scandal, but this sentence snuck in to one of their posts on the “Caucus” blog:

The Census Bureau told Acorn last week that it no longer wanted the group’s assistance for the 2010 census, while a hidden camera recently caught Acorn employees giving tax advice to people who said they wanted to run a brothel.

We’re at three cities and counting. Can’t the Times at least acknowledge there might be a problem here?