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Colbert lampooned conservatives who equated Ahmadinejad letter with Democratic-progressive talking points

05/17/06 2:01 PM EDT
CNN's Malveaux, Henry touted Snow's “candor,” “bluntness,” “honesty,” ignored his false and misleading answers at first press briefing

05/17/06 12:37 PM EDT
Ignoring two polls to the contrary, Asman falsely claimed “the one poll that we've seen” on NSA phone record program “shows that over 60 percent” support it

05/17/06 11:52 AM EDT
Newsweek's Evan Thomas: “You cannot have an open society and an effective spy service”

05/17/06 11:47 AM EDT
Wash. Post editorial claimed Bush “responded weakly” to House immigration bill -- but he “applaud[ed]” it

05/17/06 9:27 AM EDT
Media Matters suggests more questions for the White House press corps to ask Tony Snow

05/16/06 5:33 PM EDT
Olbermann named O'Reilly “Worst Person in the World” for comparing Franken and “some of the people on the Internet and cable TV” to “assassins”

05/16/06 4:05 PM EDT
Hume attacked Gallup poll showing majority disapproval of NSA call-tracking, ignored Newsweek poll with similar results

05/16/06 4:04 PM EDT
Journal Editorial Report got facts wrong on global warming, again

05/16/06 3:38 PM EDT
NPR ombudsman Dvorkin wrongly attacked Media Matters for “seeking to trash” NPR

05/16/06 3:28 PM EDT
CNN roundtable on Bush immigration speech included five white men, but no progressives or Latinos

05/16/06 3:06 PM EDT
Time's Gibbs uncritically reported that Hayden was “credited with so effectively defending” warrantless domestic surveillance

05/16/06 1:08 PM EDT
American Spectator's Yost: Journalists are “somewhat embarrassed ... by people who do incredibly heroic things”

05/16/06 12:40 PM EDT
Angle repeated Rove's false claim that Bush's favorability rating is “around 60 percent”

05/16/06 12:29 PM EDT
Buchanan: Illegal immigration is “an invasion of the United States of America” and "[t]he whole world is coming"

05/16/06 12:11 PM EDT
Stossel: It is a “myth” that “women earn less” than men “for doing the same work”

05/16/06 12:08 PM EDT
Weekly Standard misleadingly touted “data-mining” as “crucial” to terror investigations

05/16/06 11:49 AM EDT
Wallace, Stephanopoulos, wires did not rebut first lady's false claim that Bush's high poll numbers were never “on the front page”

05/15/06 7:33 PM EDT

Colbert lampooned conservatives who equated Ahmadinejad letter with Democratic-progressive talking points

CNN's Malveaux, Henry touted Snow's “candor,” “bluntness,” “honesty,” ignored his false and misleading answers at first press briefing

Ignoring two polls to the contrary, Asman falsely claimed “the one poll that we've seen” on NSA phone record program “shows that over 60 percent” support it

Newsweek's Evan Thomas: “You cannot have an open society and an effective spy service”

Wash. Post editorial claimed Bush “responded weakly” to House immigration bill -- but he “applaud[ed]” it

Media Matters suggests more questions for the White House press corps to ask Tony Snow

Olbermann named O'Reilly “Worst Person in the World” for comparing Franken and “some of the people on the Internet and cable TV” to “assassins”

Hume attacked Gallup poll showing majority disapproval of NSA call-tracking, ignored Newsweek poll with similar results

Journal Editorial Report got facts wrong on global warming, again

NPR ombudsman Dvorkin wrongly attacked Media Matters for “seeking to trash” NPR

CNN roundtable on Bush immigration speech included five white men, but no progressives or Latinos

Time's Gibbs uncritically reported that Hayden was “credited with so effectively defending” warrantless domestic surveillance

American Spectator's Yost: Journalists are “somewhat embarrassed ... by people who do incredibly heroic things”

Angle repeated Rove's false claim that Bush's favorability rating is “around 60 percent”

Buchanan: Illegal immigration is “an invasion of the United States of America” and "[t]he whole world is coming"

Stossel: It is a “myth” that “women earn less” than men “for doing the same work”

Weekly Standard misleadingly touted “data-mining” as “crucial” to terror investigations

Wallace, Stephanopoulos, wires did not rebut first lady's false claim that Bush's high poll numbers were never “on the front page”

Sean Hannity Speculates That The Clinton's “Have Something” On FBI Director James Comey

Fox’s Gingrich: “Virtually A Lynching” Of Donald Trump By The Media

CNN Panelist: Stop Calling It “Offensive Language,” “He Is Talking About A Sexual Crime”

National Press Club Condemns Trump’s “Anti-Press Campaign”

CNN’s Kayleigh McEnany Claims “Donald Trump's Claim Is Stronger” Than His Accuser’s