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Wash. Post reported Giuliani's McGovern reference in “swipe[]” at Clinton, but not that Giuliani voted for McGovern

10/04/07 3:08 PM EDT
NY Sun editorial falsely claimed Obama advocates “abandon[ing] economic sanctions” against Iran

10/04/07 3:04 PM EDT
On Fox & Friends, Tyrrell falsely asserted Limbaugh had apologized for “phony soldiers” remark

10/04/07 1:39 PM EDT
My baby whispers in my ear ...

10/04/07 1:09 PM EDT
Cafferty omitted mention of business groups joining labor in challenging immigration rules

10/04/07 12:55 PM EDT
USA Today, LA Times reports on Blackwater hearing didn't note Prince's contributions to Republicans

10/04/07 12:33 PM EDT
CNN's Henry reported that Bush “wants to expand” SCHIP, but not that his proposal would underfund program

10/04/07 12:32 PM EDT
Rosen accused Colorado Media Matters of using an ellipsis to distort his statement about some Jews' “grasp of the big economic picture”

10/03/07 10:11 PM EDT
Caldara, Oliver repeated falsehood that Soros funds Media Matters for America

10/03/07 9:35 PM EDT
From cleavage to “cackle”? Media find new focus in coverage of Hillary Clinton

10/03/07 9:29 PM EDT
Asked about Limbaugh's “phony soldiers” comment, McCain told CNN: "[H]e should not have said it"

10/03/07 8:25 PM EDT
CNN's Beck claimed Media Matters “twisted” Limbaugh's words, revisited Soros falsehood

10/03/07 8:22 PM EDT
Relying on late September snow in the Rockies, KFKA's Oliver again questioned global warming

10/03/07 6:08 PM EDT
Fox's Garrett noted Boehner's plea for “bipartisan” approach to SCHIP, but not bill's bipartisan support

10/03/07 5:34 PM EDT
Coulter: Characterization of O'Reilly as surprised by Sylvia's “was inserted by people interpreting” his comments

10/03/07 5:21 PM EDT
National Review's York ignores Limbaugh falsehood about splicing of audio and transcript

10/03/07 4:35 PM EDT
Cavuto links Dems' use of kids in SCHIP debate with Saddam's TV interview with young British hostage

10/03/07 3:00 PM EDT
Limbaugh offering inconsistent explanations for “phony soldiers” comment

10/03/07 2:34 PM EDT

Wash. Post reported Giuliani's McGovern reference in “swipe[]” at Clinton, but not that Giuliani voted for McGovern

NY Sun editorial falsely claimed Obama advocates “abandon[ing] economic sanctions” against Iran

On Fox & Friends, Tyrrell falsely asserted Limbaugh had apologized for “phony soldiers” remark

My baby whispers in my ear ...

Cafferty omitted mention of business groups joining labor in challenging immigration rules

USA Today, LA Times reports on Blackwater hearing didn't note Prince's contributions to Republicans

CNN's Henry reported that Bush “wants to expand” SCHIP, but not that his proposal would underfund program

Rosen accused Colorado Media Matters of using an ellipsis to distort his statement about some Jews' “grasp of the big economic picture”

Caldara, Oliver repeated falsehood that Soros funds Media Matters for America

From cleavage to “cackle”? Media find new focus in coverage of Hillary Clinton

Asked about Limbaugh's “phony soldiers” comment, McCain told CNN: "[H]e should not have said it"

CNN's Beck claimed Media Matters “twisted” Limbaugh's words, revisited Soros falsehood

Relying on late September snow in the Rockies, KFKA's Oliver again questioned global warming

Fox's Garrett noted Boehner's plea for “bipartisan” approach to SCHIP, but not bill's bipartisan support

Coulter: Characterization of O'Reilly as surprised by Sylvia's “was inserted by people interpreting” his comments

National Review's York ignores Limbaugh falsehood about splicing of audio and transcript

Cavuto links Dems' use of kids in SCHIP debate with Saddam's TV interview with young British hostage

Limbaugh offering inconsistent explanations for “phony soldiers” comment

Fox Business correspondent says “divisive” Biden to blame for attack on Pelosi’s home

Twitter is now on a glide path to becoming a supercharged engine of radicalization

Fox News is cheerleading attempts to impeach Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner

The coming right-wing attack on the Pennsylvania vote

In discussing the Pennsylvania Senate debate, cable TV news almost entirely ignores Mehmet Oz’s past comments on fracking