Tim Blair notes that the Philadelpha Inquirer is one of the few U.S. newspapers to publish a caricature of Mohammad from the series that launched what Michael Medved dubbed "The Great Cartoon Crisis":

"This is the kind of work that newspapers are in business to do,” said Amanda Bennett, the newspaper’s editor.

Update: Cathy Seipp writes that the liberal Inquirer and the conservative New York Sun are the only newspapers in America that have run any of the offending cartoons. (To my knowledge, Fox News is the only TV channel that has aired one of the cartoons, with the exception of CNN's lame attempt to pixelate Muhammad's face.)

Another Update: A reader emails that she saw one of the offending cartoons on a local TV station:

I saw one of the Danish cartoons on local TV here in San Francisco -- I think it was the NBC affiliate. I was surprised but glad to see that not every media outlet is running scared.