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O'Reilly, still not relaxing “on all this gay stuff,” took issue with IL high school seniors voting lesbians “Cutest Couple”

11/08/07 7:07 PM EST
KOA guest host Brauchler distorted Hickenlooper's position on pot initiative

11/08/07 6:25 PM EST
O'Reilly misrepresented NY Times article to accuse it of “deceiv[ing] the public” regarding Olbermann's ratings

11/08/07 6:18 PM EST
Fox 31 reported Robertson's endorsement of Giuliani, but failed to mention Christian leader's numerous controversial remarks

11/08/07 3:14 PM EST
On KOA, Caldara let Owens attack Ritter with misleading statements about Owens' 2001 payroll deductions order

11/07/07 8:59 PM EST
Caplis distorted facts of state computer debacle, while Silverman questioned its relevance to Ritter's executive order

11/07/07 8:53 PM EST
Media reported on complaints about Clinton archives without noting concerns surrounding Giuliani's papers

11/07/07 7:34 PM EST
Chris Matthews claimed, “Deceit is what drives me crazy,” but what about Giuliani's “deceit”?

11/07/07 3:41 PM EST
On Fox News' Special Report, Hume omitted key Syrian action from report on flow of Iraqi refugees

11/07/07 1:59 PM EST
Willey rehashes Vince Foster conspiracy theories, draws parallels to her husband's death, Hsu's attempted suicide

11/06/07 8:07 PM EST
Boyles enlisted Weld Co. DA in attacking newspapers over ICE raid study, ignored coverage of DA's press conference criticizing it

11/06/07 3:46 PM EST
Limbaugh: Teenager's testimony about global warming “reminded” him of 1970s ad of “Crying Indian”

11/06/07 3:26 PM EST
Hillary, the debate, and the media folly

11/06/07 12:02 PM EST
CNN's Situation Room ignored McCain's missed votes in back-to-back segments

11/05/07 5:35 PM EST
Russert -- followed by NPR's Liasson -- misrepresented Clinton letter to National Archives

11/05/07 4:15 PM EST
Hannity & Colmes guest claimed Clinton “ran ... and hid behind the skirts” at Wellesley

11/05/07 3:28 PM EST
Bateman on Hanson, Round 2: Poitiers, 732 A.D., and beyond

11/05/07 1:23 PM EST
NY Times' Bumiller falsely suggested Clinton or Obama campaigns say women should not be treated equally

11/04/07 3:03 PM EST

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O'Reilly, still not relaxing “on all this gay stuff,” took issue with IL high school seniors voting lesbians “Cutest Couple”

KOA guest host Brauchler distorted Hickenlooper's position on pot initiative

O'Reilly misrepresented NY Times article to accuse it of “deceiv[ing] the public” regarding Olbermann's ratings

Fox 31 reported Robertson's endorsement of Giuliani, but failed to mention Christian leader's numerous controversial remarks

On KOA, Caldara let Owens attack Ritter with misleading statements about Owens' 2001 payroll deductions order

Caplis distorted facts of state computer debacle, while Silverman questioned its relevance to Ritter's executive order

Media reported on complaints about Clinton archives without noting concerns surrounding Giuliani's papers

Chris Matthews claimed, “Deceit is what drives me crazy,” but what about Giuliani's “deceit”?

On Fox News' Special Report, Hume omitted key Syrian action from report on flow of Iraqi refugees

Willey rehashes Vince Foster conspiracy theories, draws parallels to her husband's death, Hsu's attempted suicide

Boyles enlisted Weld Co. DA in attacking newspapers over ICE raid study, ignored coverage of DA's press conference criticizing it

Limbaugh: Teenager's testimony about global warming “reminded” him of 1970s ad of “Crying Indian”

Hillary, the debate, and the media folly

CNN's Situation Room ignored McCain's missed votes in back-to-back segments

Russert -- followed by NPR's Liasson -- misrepresented Clinton letter to National Archives

Hannity & Colmes guest claimed Clinton “ran ... and hid behind the skirts” at Wellesley

Bateman on Hanson, Round 2: Poitiers, 732 A.D., and beyond

NY Times' Bumiller falsely suggested Clinton or Obama campaigns say women should not be treated equally

Laura Ingraham says Russell Brand has been “canceled” because he is “hostile to the liberal world view”

Laura Ingraham claims Democrats are attempting to destroy America and replace the population with “poor migrants”

Right-wing media move the goal posts on their Ray Epps conspiracy theories after he’s charged for January 6

Matt Walsh: “It's not fundamental to your human nature that you automatically are entitled to have a say over the political system in your country”

Rupert Murdoch’s legacy