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Russert made inaccurate claims about Supreme Court nomination

11/15/05 11:59 AM EST
Power Line's Johnson falsely claimed CBS panel found Bush Air National Guard documents were forged

11/14/05 6:04 PM EST
Ignoring his recent votes, NY Times “believe[s]” Grassley wants “adequate heating subsidies for the poor”

11/14/05 4:41 PM EST
Wash. Times editorial on McCain anti-torture amendment minimized its effects on detainee policy; falsely claimed it would publicize all interrogation methods

11/14/05 4:24 PM EST
Dobbs: “I resent those kinds of holidays” that have “nothing to do with celebrating America”

11/14/05 1:05 PM EST
O'Reilly continues crusade against holidays for non-Christian religions: "[W]hat are you, crazy?"

11/14/05 11:55 AM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

11/11/05 7:38 PM EST
News outlets failed to note recent prewar intel revelations in coverage of Hadley press conference

11/11/05 6:33 PM EST
Touting four dubious “witnesses,” NewsMax, Limbaugh asserted Fitzgerald's investigation “coming unraveled”

11/11/05 4:26 PM EST
NPR wrong again on Kaine, Democrats, and abortion

11/11/05 1:20 PM EST
Lambro selectively cited poll data to downplay Democratic public support

11/10/05 5:35 PM EST
In purporting to explain Kaine victory, NPR's Liasson falsely labeled Va. governor-elect “pro-life”

11/10/05 12:16 PM EST
O'Reilly on France: “One of the few countries in Europe that really doesn't speak English,” people “don't take a shower for 18 days”

11/09/05 8:02 PM EST
Falwell wrongly labeled 9 th Circuit Court “the most overturned of all the appellate courts”

11/09/05 6:13 PM EST
Conservatives falsely claimed White House and Congress saw “same intelligence” on Iraqi threat

11/08/05 6:40 PM EST
Media continue to peddle logical fallacy that Bush's re-election constitutes a mandate; ignore public support for impeachment

11/08/05 2:01 PM EST
On Fox, Pinkerton, Burns claimed use of Alito nickname “Scalito” showed “an anti-Catholic, also anti-Italian bias in the media”

11/08/05 12:56 PM EST
CBS' Roberts: McClellan is a “truth-teller” and a “stand-up guy” with a “pretty good job”

11/07/05 7:09 PM EST

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Russert made inaccurate claims about Supreme Court nomination

Power Line's Johnson falsely claimed CBS panel found Bush Air National Guard documents were forged

Ignoring his recent votes, NY Times “believe[s]” Grassley wants “adequate heating subsidies for the poor”

Wash. Times editorial on McCain anti-torture amendment minimized its effects on detainee policy; falsely claimed it would publicize all interrogation methods

Dobbs: “I resent those kinds of holidays” that have “nothing to do with celebrating America”

O'Reilly continues crusade against holidays for non-Christian religions: "[W]hat are you, crazy?"

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

News outlets failed to note recent prewar intel revelations in coverage of Hadley press conference

Touting four dubious “witnesses,” NewsMax, Limbaugh asserted Fitzgerald's investigation “coming unraveled”

NPR wrong again on Kaine, Democrats, and abortion

Lambro selectively cited poll data to downplay Democratic public support

In purporting to explain Kaine victory, NPR's Liasson falsely labeled Va. governor-elect “pro-life”

O'Reilly on France: “One of the few countries in Europe that really doesn't speak English,” people “don't take a shower for 18 days”

Falwell wrongly labeled 9 th Circuit Court “the most overturned of all the appellate courts”

Conservatives falsely claimed White House and Congress saw “same intelligence” on Iraqi threat

Media continue to peddle logical fallacy that Bush's re-election constitutes a mandate; ignore public support for impeachment

On Fox, Pinkerton, Burns claimed use of Alito nickname “Scalito” showed “an anti-Catholic, also anti-Italian bias in the media”

CBS' Roberts: McClellan is a “truth-teller” and a “stand-up guy” with a “pretty good job”

Former Fox host Melissa Francis said Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott “shrugged it off” when her supervisor sent an email calling Francis a “misogynistic sexist name”

Mainstream media outlets are ignoring the Christian nationalism behind the push to destroy the federal civil service

The Daily Wire's Michael Knowles warns of “hypnosis pornography” that will lead to "transgenderism”

Defending Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly calls Fox News PR chief Irena Briganti “as vicious as they come”

Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point USA is increasingly leaning into right-wing Christian fundamentalism