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Hannity falsely asserted that Murtha “has gone to the other side” with his recent troop surge comments

12/10/07 7:10 PM EST
The Friendship Train, Get on Board (Shake a hand, shake a hand...)

12/10/07 4:10 PM EST
Ignoring researcher's caveat, WSJ's Henninger claimed stem-cell controversy "[b]asically [...] is over"

12/10/07 3:52 PM EST
Fox News Watch announcer teased NIE discussion by referring to “Iran's nukes”

12/10/07 1:42 PM EST
"[K]ey bit of context" Sac. Bee public editor accused Media Matters of omitting was in original item -- in bold

12/10/07 1:36 PM EST
CNN did not challenge Southern Baptist Convention's Land with website's listing of Mormonism as cult

12/10/07 12:54 PM EST
Ignoring polling to the contrary, Ignatius asserted there's a “nagging uneasiness” about having both Clintons back in the White House

12/09/07 5:19 PM EST
Matthews and guests lauded Romney's “Faith in America” speech, ignored attack on “secularism”

12/09/07 4:55 PM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

12/07/07 11:37 AM EST
Shuster on Morning Joe: DuMond not as big an issue as Horton “because [Huckabee's] a conservative guy from a conservative state”

12/07/07 10:43 AM EST
O'Reilly blamed killing of two alleged burglars on “Houston's sanctuary city policies”

12/07/07 10:30 AM EST
Wash. Post and NY Times ignored Hadley's claim and denial that Bush was told to “stand down” upon learning of Iran intel

12/06/07 5:42 PM EST
AP report on Romney's “Faith in America” speech uncritically reported Romney's decrying “religious test” for office

12/06/07 2:07 PM EST
Despite his own interview with Rep. Ellison, Beck asked, "[W]hy are we going to a candidate and asking about religion?"

12/06/07 1:02 PM EST
Daily Sentinel article omitted “free-market” agenda of Independence Institute in noting potential lawsuit

12/05/07 8:00 PM EST
Fox's Griffin reported that Democrats “stalled” funding on Afghanistan, but not that GOP blocked bill

12/05/07 4:52 PM EST
Post article detailed GOP criticisms of health care panel, but not that GOP leaders appointed numerous panel members

12/05/07 4:10 PM EST
MSNBC's Brewer, U.S. News' Walsh didn't note Huckabee's reported acknowledgment that he had not even heard of NIE on Iran

12/05/07 4:10 PM EST

Hannity falsely asserted that Murtha “has gone to the other side” with his recent troop surge comments

The Friendship Train, Get on Board (Shake a hand, shake a hand...)

Ignoring researcher's caveat, WSJ's Henninger claimed stem-cell controversy "[b]asically [...] is over"

Fox News Watch announcer teased NIE discussion by referring to “Iran's nukes”

"[K]ey bit of context" Sac. Bee public editor accused Media Matters of omitting was in original item -- in bold

CNN did not challenge Southern Baptist Convention's Land with website's listing of Mormonism as cult

Ignoring polling to the contrary, Ignatius asserted there's a “nagging uneasiness” about having both Clintons back in the White House

Matthews and guests lauded Romney's “Faith in America” speech, ignored attack on “secularism”

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

Shuster on Morning Joe: DuMond not as big an issue as Horton “because [Huckabee's] a conservative guy from a conservative state”

O'Reilly blamed killing of two alleged burglars on “Houston's sanctuary city policies”

Wash. Post and NY Times ignored Hadley's claim and denial that Bush was told to “stand down” upon learning of Iran intel

AP report on Romney's “Faith in America” speech uncritically reported Romney's decrying “religious test” for office

Despite his own interview with Rep. Ellison, Beck asked, "[W]hy are we going to a candidate and asking about religion?"

Daily Sentinel article omitted “free-market” agenda of Independence Institute in noting potential lawsuit

Fox's Griffin reported that Democrats “stalled” funding on Afghanistan, but not that GOP blocked bill

Post article detailed GOP criticisms of health care panel, but not that GOP leaders appointed numerous panel members

MSNBC's Brewer, U.S. News' Walsh didn't note Huckabee's reported acknowledgment that he had not even heard of NIE on Iran

Fox covers Maricopa County election issues with unsupported fearmongering

Conservatives fantasize that routine Justice Department election monitoring is a plot to steal elections

Right-wing media spread misinformation about Maricopa County voting machines

The right prepares to weaponize the “red mirage”

The Great Reset conspiracy theory is a hotbed of climate denial