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In report on debate “back-and-forth,” CNN's Crowley rearranged Clinton's quotes

11/01/07 8:44 PM EDT
Wash. Post quoted Rep. Putnam saying Bush “longs for” bipartisanship, ignored Putnam's false attacks on Democrats

11/01/07 12:45 PM EDT
Fox 31 report on task force's birth control proposal quoted Focus on the Family group's exec, but not task force members

10/31/07 6:20 PM EDT
Citing new G.I. Joe movie, Glenn Beck warned of a possible “one-world-government nightmare”

10/31/07 4:15 PM EDT
Politico again falsely reported that Dems won't compromise on SCHIP

10/31/07 11:38 AM EDT
Situation Room played up McCain attacks on Clinton over earmark, but didn't note his missed vote

10/29/07 4:47 PM EDT
NPR's Simon falsely asserted that SCHIP began “under a Republican president”

10/29/07 12:08 PM EDT
Fox's Garrett falsely claimed CBO determined that revised SCHIP bill “would cover fewer children”

10/26/07 3:02 PM EDT
Chieftain editorial praising Bush SCHIP veto ignored CBO report that his proposed “expansion” would have underfunded program

10/23/07 6:43 PM EDT
Politico, Wash. Times uncritically reported GOP claims that Democrats unwilling to compromise on SCHIP

10/19/07 7:23 PM EDT
Claiming he never attacked the Frosts, Limbaugh mimicked Graeme Frost and attacked Dems for “exploiting” family

10/19/07 4:33 PM EDT
Politico reported Democrats “came under fire” for using children in SCHIP fight, not McConnell office's alleged attack on Frosts

10/18/07 5:47 PM EDT
Reporting Schaffer's criticism of Democrats' “partisan bickering” over SCHIP, Post didn't mention bill's bipartisan support

10/18/07 4:09 PM EDT
Gazette reported Bush's "$5 billion spending increase" for SCHIP, omitted CBO report that his plan would underfund program

10/18/07 3:51 PM EDT
McConnell staffer's reported admission offers NY Times opportunity to update article -- will it?

10/17/07 1:12 PM EDT
MSNBC's Brewer claimed “even conservative Republican presidential candidates are trying to sidestep” SCHIP -- but several support veto

10/15/07 4:51 PM EDT
WSJ editorial said Bush supports a “20% expansion” of SCHIP -- not according to CBO

10/15/07 12:35 PM EDT
Rocky omitted passage from AP article about progress on Ritter's “Colorado Promise” agenda

10/12/07 5:00 PM EDT

In report on debate “back-and-forth,” CNN's Crowley rearranged Clinton's quotes

Wash. Post quoted Rep. Putnam saying Bush “longs for” bipartisanship, ignored Putnam's false attacks on Democrats

Fox 31 report on task force's birth control proposal quoted Focus on the Family group's exec, but not task force members

Citing new G.I. Joe movie, Glenn Beck warned of a possible “one-world-government nightmare”

Politico again falsely reported that Dems won't compromise on SCHIP

Situation Room played up McCain attacks on Clinton over earmark, but didn't note his missed vote

NPR's Simon falsely asserted that SCHIP began “under a Republican president”

Fox's Garrett falsely claimed CBO determined that revised SCHIP bill “would cover fewer children”

Chieftain editorial praising Bush SCHIP veto ignored CBO report that his proposed “expansion” would have underfunded program

Politico, Wash. Times uncritically reported GOP claims that Democrats unwilling to compromise on SCHIP

Claiming he never attacked the Frosts, Limbaugh mimicked Graeme Frost and attacked Dems for “exploiting” family

Politico reported Democrats “came under fire” for using children in SCHIP fight, not McConnell office's alleged attack on Frosts

Reporting Schaffer's criticism of Democrats' “partisan bickering” over SCHIP, Post didn't mention bill's bipartisan support

Gazette reported Bush's "$5 billion spending increase" for SCHIP, omitted CBO report that his plan would underfund program

McConnell staffer's reported admission offers NY Times opportunity to update article -- will it?

MSNBC's Brewer claimed “even conservative Republican presidential candidates are trying to sidestep” SCHIP -- but several support veto

WSJ editorial said Bush supports a “20% expansion” of SCHIP -- not according to CBO

Rocky omitted passage from AP article about progress on Ritter's “Colorado Promise” agenda

Pete Hegseth reportedly used Signal to send secret war plans to his family. Right-wing media blame the “deep state” for the report.

Fox host to embattled Defense Sec. Pete Hegseth: “Do you think ... there's some type of deep state forces that want to make sure you don't stay there?"

Fox host Brian Kilmeade: Pete Hegseth sharing sensitive military information with his family could be part of a “learning curve”

Right-leaning online shows claiming to be nonpolitical pushed pro-Trump messaging during the administration’s first 30 days

Charlie Kirk: “Warrior culture is ascendant, which is exactly why the knives are out for Pete Hegseth about this rubbish story”