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CNN correspondent claimed Burns “highly respected in the state of Montana,” ignored polls showing most voters disapprove of him

11/06/06 9:44 PM EST
Network evening newscasts selectively cited polls to claim GOP is “closing the gap”

11/06/06 9:35 PM EST
Fox & Friends crew ignored Cheney, Bush unpopularity as reasons they're not appearing with candidates

11/06/06 8:20 PM EST
MSNBC's O'Donnell cherry-picked polls that favor GOP

11/06/06 7:41 PM EST
Post uncritically reported Bush's suggestion that without a GOP Congress, “parents will pay $500 more per child”

11/06/06 7:07 PM EST
Print media fail to note that Saddam verdict released two days before U.S. elections despite unfinished judgment

11/06/06 6:57 PM EST
On NPR, WSJ's Wessel claimed Democrats can either “govern” or conduct oversight, suggesting the two are different and mutually exclusive

11/06/06 3:05 PM EST
MSNBC's Mitchell cherry-picked polls to claim “GOP gaining ground”; CNN's O'Brien ignored own polling to claim race is “tightening”

11/06/06 2:46 PM EST
Post suggested support for same-sex marriage ban is “pro-marriage”

11/05/06 4:15 PM EST
Juan Williams on public telling pollsters it favors Democrats on taxes: "[T]o me, that's crazy"

11/05/06 3:11 PM EST
Rocky reported Cheney's attacks on Democrats but included no Democratic response

11/04/06 3:45 PM EST
Post's Knickmeyer ignored inconsistency in U.S. officials' denial of having “power to set date[]” of Saddam verdict

11/04/06 3:39 PM EST
In interview with Cheney, Stephanopoulos let White House have it both ways on Iraq violence, highlighted only positive economic news

11/04/06 3:23 PM EST
Blitzer failed to ID Matalin as Allen campaign adviser, even as she claimed that Democrats are “not going to win” Virginia Senate race

11/04/06 2:52 PM EST
Tribune editor claimed Kerry's remark was “about soldiers in Iraq”

11/04/06 2:26 PM EST
Matthews smeared Lamont; heaped praise on Santorum, Talent, and Kean; and pitched softballs to Card

11/04/06 11:07 AM EST
NBC's Lauer asked Card if he “question[s] the timing” of NY Times report on Internet posting of nuke information; MSNBC's O'Donnell wondered whether story “helps the administration”

11/03/06 9:15 PM EST
Post omitted key information in reporting Beauprez “voted for a federal hike in the minimum wage”

11/03/06 8:50 PM EST

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CNN correspondent claimed Burns “highly respected in the state of Montana,” ignored polls showing most voters disapprove of him

Network evening newscasts selectively cited polls to claim GOP is “closing the gap”

Fox & Friends crew ignored Cheney, Bush unpopularity as reasons they're not appearing with candidates

MSNBC's O'Donnell cherry-picked polls that favor GOP

Post uncritically reported Bush's suggestion that without a GOP Congress, “parents will pay $500 more per child”

Print media fail to note that Saddam verdict released two days before U.S. elections despite unfinished judgment

On NPR, WSJ's Wessel claimed Democrats can either “govern” or conduct oversight, suggesting the two are different and mutually exclusive

MSNBC's Mitchell cherry-picked polls to claim “GOP gaining ground”; CNN's O'Brien ignored own polling to claim race is “tightening”

Post suggested support for same-sex marriage ban is “pro-marriage”

Juan Williams on public telling pollsters it favors Democrats on taxes: "[T]o me, that's crazy"

Rocky reported Cheney's attacks on Democrats but included no Democratic response

Post's Knickmeyer ignored inconsistency in U.S. officials' denial of having “power to set date[]” of Saddam verdict

In interview with Cheney, Stephanopoulos let White House have it both ways on Iraq violence, highlighted only positive economic news

Blitzer failed to ID Matalin as Allen campaign adviser, even as she claimed that Democrats are “not going to win” Virginia Senate race

Tribune editor claimed Kerry's remark was “about soldiers in Iraq”

Matthews smeared Lamont; heaped praise on Santorum, Talent, and Kean; and pitched softballs to Card

NBC's Lauer asked Card if he “question[s] the timing” of NY Times report on Internet posting of nuke information; MSNBC's O'Donnell wondered whether story “helps the administration”

Post omitted key information in reporting Beauprez “voted for a federal hike in the minimum wage”

Fox prime-time host Greg Gutfeld hosts race war fantasizer Kurt Schlichter

Sean Hannity defends Donald Trump’s promise for “retribution”

Meet Fox’s “Democrat voter”: An anti-vaxxer who says "Democrats are an automatic no-no for me”

Right-wing media are comparing gender-affirming care to lobotomies

Meta has profited from multiple ads pushing the “Pallywood” conspiracy theory of Palestinian crisis actors, in violation of its advertising policies