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AP claims "[r]ecent polls have shown" Beauprez “gaining some ground”

11/04/06 5:42 PM EST
Gibson and Campbell misrepresented NY Times article, with Gibson asserting, “The New York Times just said today Saddam had nukes”

11/04/06 4:42 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
CNN and Fox let “straight-shooter” Tony Snow peddle false, misleading, and baseless GOP talking points

11/04/06 12:24 PM EST
Citing Allen's criticism of Webb's 1979 position on women in combat, NYT did not note Allen's own views on the issue

11/04/06 12:03 PM EST
Matthews smeared Lamont; heaped praise on Santorum, Talent, and Kean; and pitched softballs to Card

11/04/06 11:07 AM EST
Top election falsehoods, myths, and talking points

11/03/06 9:05 PM EST
Caplis asserted Clinton “suggest[ed] that those who are demanding an apology from Kerry are somehow not being religious”

11/03/06 8:57 PM EST
Fox & Friends hosts touted WorldNetDaily, NY Sun allegations that terrorists “hope Americans sweep the Democrats into power because of the party's position on withdrawawing from Iraq”

11/03/06 8:51 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
Boyles responds to criticism of Haggard allegations: “This is like Media Matters here”

11/03/06 8:28 PM EST
On MSNBC, Russert uncritically relayed Bush administration claim it “had nothing to do with timing” of Hussein verdict

11/03/06 7:16 PM EST
NPR's Liasson, Slate's Dickerson, Time's Cox all downplayed Haggard's significance

11/03/06 7:13 PM EST
Blitzer failed to challenge Talent on denial that he is a “stay the course” senator

11/03/06 7:04 PM EST
NPR's Liasson, Slate's Dickerson, Time's Cox all downplayed Haggard's significance

11/03/06 6:43 PM EST

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AP claims "[r]ecent polls have shown" Beauprez “gaining some ground”

Gibson and Campbell misrepresented NY Times article, with Gibson asserting, “The New York Times just said today Saddam had nukes”

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”

CNN and Fox let “straight-shooter” Tony Snow peddle false, misleading, and baseless GOP talking points

Citing Allen's criticism of Webb's 1979 position on women in combat, NYT did not note Allen's own views on the issue

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

Top election falsehoods, myths, and talking points

Caplis asserted Clinton “suggest[ed] that those who are demanding an apology from Kerry are somehow not being religious”

Fox & Friends hosts touted WorldNetDaily, NY Sun allegations that terrorists “hope Americans sweep the Democrats into power because of the party's position on withdrawawing from Iraq”

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

Boyles responds to criticism of Haggard allegations: “This is like Media Matters here”

On MSNBC, Russert uncritically relayed Bush administration claim it “had nothing to do with timing” of Hussein verdict

NPR's Liasson, Slate's Dickerson, Time's Cox all downplayed Haggard's significance

Blitzer failed to challenge Talent on denial that he is a “stay the course” senator

NPR's Liasson, Slate's Dickerson, Time's Cox all downplayed Haggard's significance

Fox's Pete Hegseth and Jeanine Pirro praise vigilantism as the network has repeatedly fearmongered about crime in U.S. cities

Fox host Rachel Campos-Duffy: “Some say America runs on Dunkin'. The Democrat Party runs on racial tension.”

Fox News host says the “new racial slur for white women” is being called “Karen”

Fox News host calls Jordan Neely's killer a victim of the “racial division industrial complex”

Fox News host claims “squatters are taking over in America and they could be coming to your home next”