In the wake of right-wing pundit Ann Coulter's recent remarks at the Conservative Political Action Conference about Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards, at least three newspapers -- The Lancaster New Era (Pennsylvania), The Oakland Press (Michigan), and The Mountain Press (Sevierville, Tennessee) -- have decided to drop Coulter's nationally syndicated column from their opinion pages, according to an article on Editor & Publisher's website.

A July 2, 2006, New York Post article about allegations of plagiarism in Coulter's last book, Godless: The Church of Liberalism (Crown Forum, 2006), reported that her column “is syndicated to more than 100 newspapers.” Media Matters for America has compiled a confirmed list of daily newspapers that currently carry Coulter's column:

Readers may want to contact the editors of these newspapers to discuss the papers' decisions to carry Coulter's column. Readers may also contact Media Matters if they know of newspapers that carry Coulter's column that are not on this list.

¹ The Times of Shreveport has also dropped Coulter's column.

² Update: Brett Downer, editor of the American Press, informed Media Matters for America on March 8 that the newspaper "dropped Ann Coulter on Monday," three days after Coulter made her comments.

³Update: Billy Liggett, editor of The Sanford Herald of North Carolina, informed Media Matters on March 9 that the newspaper “will no longer run Coulter's column.”

⁴Update: The DeKalb, Illinois, Daily Chronicle released a statement on March 9 announcing that Coulter was “no longer welcome in the Chronicle,” as Media Matters noted.

⁵Media Matters noted on June 15, 2007, that these papers had also dropped Coulter's column.

⁶Media Matters noted on June 15, 2007, that these papers had added Coulter's column.