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Major newspapers largely ignored White House rejection of senators' call for consultation on judicial nominees

05/26/05 8:44 PM EDT
Ignoring Democrats' opposition, Kondracke claimed remaining Bush judicial nominees are “non-controversial”

05/26/05 3:26 PM EDT
Hypocrisy & Colmes: Hannity refused to condemn Santorum's Hitler comments after blasting Byrd for similar remarks

05/20/05 2:37 PM EDT
Wash. Post contradicted its own previous coverage on theft of Dem staff memos

05/19/05 2:24 PM EDT
O'Reilly overrode guest, continued to promote false Fonda rumor

05/18/05 7:07 PM EDT
Perkins falsely claimed that Owen voted with majority in parental notification case

05/17/05 1:58 PM EDT
Novak flip-flops on requests for public officials' financial records

05/16/05 7:07 PM EDT
Novak defended Bush judicial nominee Boyle with falsehoods

05/16/05 5:17 PM EDT
Gigot minimized Republican obstructionism of Clinton judicial nominees

05/16/05 3:44 PM EDT
An open letter to The New York Times

05/16/05 2:11 PM EDT
Media still claim “nuclear option” is a Democratic term

05/13/05 7:14 PM EDT
Sowell defends Wal-Mart, ignores workers' dependence on Medicaid, food stamps

05/12/05 7:36 PM EDT
O'Reilly promotes petition by NumbersUSA, a group linked to controversial anti-immigration activist John Tanton

05/12/05 3:32 PM EDT
Wash. Post article refuted its own headline on judicial nominee Boyle

05/12/05 3:26 PM EDT
Hyman continued pattern of accusing opponents of not supporting the troops

05/09/05 2:01 PM EDT
“Media Matters,” week ending May 6, 2005; by Jamison Foser

05/06/05 7:22 PM EDT
MSNBC and Fox covered for Bush over leaked Myers report on diminished military capability

05/06/05 2:07 PM EDT
WSJ again falsely touted Schlesinger report as proof Abu Ghraib abuses were not related to interrogations

05/05/05 2:34 PM EDT

Major newspapers largely ignored White House rejection of senators' call for consultation on judicial nominees

Ignoring Democrats' opposition, Kondracke claimed remaining Bush judicial nominees are “non-controversial”

Hypocrisy & Colmes: Hannity refused to condemn Santorum's Hitler comments after blasting Byrd for similar remarks

Wash. Post contradicted its own previous coverage on theft of Dem staff memos

O'Reilly overrode guest, continued to promote false Fonda rumor

Perkins falsely claimed that Owen voted with majority in parental notification case

Novak flip-flops on requests for public officials' financial records

Novak defended Bush judicial nominee Boyle with falsehoods

Gigot minimized Republican obstructionism of Clinton judicial nominees

An open letter to The New York Times

Media still claim “nuclear option” is a Democratic term

Sowell defends Wal-Mart, ignores workers' dependence on Medicaid, food stamps

O'Reilly promotes petition by NumbersUSA, a group linked to controversial anti-immigration activist John Tanton

Wash. Post article refuted its own headline on judicial nominee Boyle

Hyman continued pattern of accusing opponents of not supporting the troops

“Media Matters,” week ending May 6, 2005; by Jamison Foser

MSNBC and Fox covered for Bush over leaked Myers report on diminished military capability

WSJ again falsely touted Schlesinger report as proof Abu Ghraib abuses were not related to interrogations

On MSNBC, a panel of drag performers challenge common anti-drag misinformation and bigotry

Fox News' Jesse Watters claims “the Biden family has been an intelligence op for at least a decade”

Charlie Kirk: “The war on white people continues”

WSJ debunks Presidential Records Act talking points pushed by Trump’s other Murdoch media allies

Edgelords at risk of falling off: Daily Wire hosts confirm YouTube strikes, suspensions