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Gazette edited wire service articles to delete references to “civil war” in Iraq

11/28/06 8:11 PM EST
Fox News' Doocy: “Islam turned violent” and “proved the pope's point” about “Islam and violence”

11/28/06 12:44 PM EST
Rosen misread Wall Street Journal article about “Democrats' agenda”

11/27/06 8:40 PM EST
NY Times highlighted Democratic “finger-pointing and infighting” but downplayed contentious GOP leadership battles

11/16/06 7:45 PM EST
Boyles to critics: “My God, why are you angry?”

11/16/06 4:06 PM EST
O'Reilly denied being “prejudice[d] in any way shape or form,” then acknowledged he “form[s] assumptions based on appearance”

11/16/06 2:19 PM EST
Reporting on Owens's roadless rules request, Colorado media widely omitted his previous opposition to Clinton administration's roadless initiative

11/15/06 8:55 PM EST
Yoest made contradictory statements about public support for marriage bans -- both were wrong

11/15/06 6:08 PM EST
CNN's King reported that Martinez had been tapped as RNC chair, omitted Schiavo memo, pattern of blaming staff for missteps

11/13/06 5:44 PM EST
NY Post op-ed cherry-picks polling to suggest McCain and Giuliani would “trounc[e] Democratic frontrunner Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton” in 2008

11/09/06 5:49 PM EST
“Closing in”: The life and death of a Beauprez media myth

11/09/06 5:09 PM EST
Contrasting Steele and Ford, Matthews asserted “unthreatening” Steele is a “gentleman of the first order” and later endorsed him

11/07/06 11:44 AM EST
In scandal discussion, Dobson and allies omitted Haggard's admission that he purchased drugs

11/07/06 9:44 AM EST
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
Media repeat GOP attacks on Pelosi as “extreme,” “out of touch,” ignoring House Dems' widely supported legislative agenda

11/06/06 4:50 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
Fox News correspondent on his on-air “waterboarding”: “a pretty efficient mechanism to get someone to talk and then still have them alive and healthy within minutes”

11/06/06 2:44 PM EST

Gazette edited wire service articles to delete references to “civil war” in Iraq

Fox News' Doocy: “Islam turned violent” and “proved the pope's point” about “Islam and violence”

Rosen misread Wall Street Journal article about “Democrats' agenda”

NY Times highlighted Democratic “finger-pointing and infighting” but downplayed contentious GOP leadership battles

Boyles to critics: “My God, why are you angry?”

O'Reilly denied being “prejudice[d] in any way shape or form,” then acknowledged he “form[s] assumptions based on appearance”

Reporting on Owens's roadless rules request, Colorado media widely omitted his previous opposition to Clinton administration's roadless initiative

Yoest made contradictory statements about public support for marriage bans -- both were wrong

CNN's King reported that Martinez had been tapped as RNC chair, omitted Schiavo memo, pattern of blaming staff for missteps

NY Post op-ed cherry-picks polling to suggest McCain and Giuliani would “trounc[e] Democratic frontrunner Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton” in 2008

“Closing in”: The life and death of a Beauprez media myth

Contrasting Steele and Ford, Matthews asserted “unthreatening” Steele is a “gentleman of the first order” and later endorsed him

In scandal discussion, Dobson and allies omitted Haggard's admission that he purchased drugs

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”

Media repeat GOP attacks on Pelosi as “extreme,” “out of touch,” ignoring House Dems' widely supported legislative agenda

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

Fox News correspondent on his on-air “waterboarding”: “a pretty efficient mechanism to get someone to talk and then still have them alive and healthy within minutes”

On YouTube, Andrew Tate claims America doesn't have free speech because you can't “speak out against the Jews”

Watch an MSNBC analyst explain how Trump's tariffs will soon hit American shoppers

Fox Business guest: Trump's plan for “reciprocal tariffs” may result in “the worst performance by the US economy — excluding trade — since the COVID recession”

Ben Shapiro: “We are not actually paying 360 year-olds their Social Security benefits”

WSJ's Bill McGurn on Trump's tariffs: “I can't really say anything nice about tariffs. I think they're anti-growth and a bad thing to play around with.”

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Gazette edited wire service articles to delete references to “civil war” in Iraq

Fox News' Doocy: “Islam turned violent” and “proved the pope's point” about “Islam and violence”

Rosen misread Wall Street Journal article about “Democrats' agenda”

NY Times highlighted Democratic “finger-pointing and infighting” but downplayed contentious GOP leadership battles

Boyles to critics: “My God, why are you angry?”

O'Reilly denied being “prejudice[d] in any way shape or form,” then acknowledged he “form[s] assumptions based on appearance”

Reporting on Owens's roadless rules request, Colorado media widely omitted his previous opposition to Clinton administration's roadless initiative

Yoest made contradictory statements about public support for marriage bans -- both were wrong

CNN's King reported that Martinez had been tapped as RNC chair, omitted Schiavo memo, pattern of blaming staff for missteps

NY Post op-ed cherry-picks polling to suggest McCain and Giuliani would “trounc[e] Democratic frontrunner Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton” in 2008

“Closing in”: The life and death of a Beauprez media myth

Contrasting Steele and Ford, Matthews asserted “unthreatening” Steele is a “gentleman of the first order” and later endorsed him

In scandal discussion, Dobson and allies omitted Haggard's admission that he purchased drugs

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”

Media repeat GOP attacks on Pelosi as “extreme,” “out of touch,” ignoring House Dems' widely supported legislative agenda

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

Fox News correspondent on his on-air “waterboarding”: “a pretty efficient mechanism to get someone to talk and then still have them alive and healthy within minutes”

On YouTube, Andrew Tate claims America doesn't have free speech because you can't “speak out against the Jews”

Watch an MSNBC analyst explain how Trump's tariffs will soon hit American shoppers

​Fox Business guest: Trump's plan for “reciprocal tariffs” may result in “the worst performance by the US ​economy​ ​—​ excluding trade ​—​ since the ​C​OVID recession​”

Ben Shapiro: “We are not actually paying 360 year-olds their Social Security benefits”

WSJ's Bill McGurn on Trump's tariffs: “I can't really say anything nice about tariffs. I think they're anti-growth and a bad thing to play around with.”

Fox Business guest: Trump's plan for “reciprocal tariffs” may result in “the worst performance by the US economy — excluding trade — since the COVID recession”