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... Same as the old boss

12/07/06 1:10 PM EST
Reporting Bush in “good spirits,” Hume let slide Bush misinformation during interview

12/06/06 8:15 PM EST
In articles on Bolton resignation, four major newspapers failed to quote a single Senate opponent

12/05/06 5:08 PM EST
People say believe half of what you see ...

12/05/06 1:57 PM EST
Four of six major papers left out prescient warnings in coverage of 2002 Iraq war vote

12/04/06 6:15 PM EST
CNN's Blitzer let slide Gonzales' dodge of question about wrongful detentions

12/01/06 6:05 PM EST
Slacker Friday

12/01/06 2:04 PM EST
On Rosen, National Review's York falsely stated that “the two leading newspapers in the nation ... simply did not report” on Hastings' impeachment

11/30/06 8:49 PM EST
Wolf Blitzer said “I have to assume [Powell] honestly believed” 2003 U.N. speech, ignoring evidence to contrary

11/30/06 6:51 PM EST
After previously endorsing Saddam's tactics, O'Reilly advocated running Iraq “much like Musharraf runs Pakistan”

11/30/06 12:19 PM EST
Wash. Post identified Harman as “strong-on-defense” Democrat

11/30/06 11:23 AM EST
AP depicted 9-11 Commission recommendations as either “accomplished” or unfeasible

11/27/06 7:24 PM EST
Carlson claimed he was “not defending” people who were “spooked” by Muslims praying in airport; then defended them

11/27/06 6:53 PM EST
Gazette uncritically repeated Gonzales' claims regarding warrantless surveillance and torture

11/21/06 7:41 PM EST
Print media covered House intel staffer's suspension, but ignored his reinstatement

11/21/06 3:31 PM EST
Gender stereotypes and discussions of Armani suits dominate media's coverage of Speaker-elect Pelosi

11/20/06 8:12 PM EST
Even though she hasn't yet taken office, media already questioning Pelosi's suitability as House speaker

11/20/06 5:12 PM EST
It's like deja vu all over again ...

11/20/06 1:40 PM EST

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... Same as the old boss

Reporting Bush in “good spirits,” Hume let slide Bush misinformation during interview

In articles on Bolton resignation, four major newspapers failed to quote a single Senate opponent

People say believe half of what you see ...

Four of six major papers left out prescient warnings in coverage of 2002 Iraq war vote

CNN's Blitzer let slide Gonzales' dodge of question about wrongful detentions

Slacker Friday

On Rosen, National Review's York falsely stated that “the two leading newspapers in the nation ... simply did not report” on Hastings' impeachment

Wolf Blitzer said “I have to assume [Powell] honestly believed” 2003 U.N. speech, ignoring evidence to contrary

After previously endorsing Saddam's tactics, O'Reilly advocated running Iraq “much like Musharraf runs Pakistan”

Wash. Post identified Harman as “strong-on-defense” Democrat

AP depicted 9-11 Commission recommendations as either “accomplished” or unfeasible

Carlson claimed he was “not defending” people who were “spooked” by Muslims praying in airport; then defended them

Gazette uncritically repeated Gonzales' claims regarding warrantless surveillance and torture

Print media covered House intel staffer's suspension, but ignored his reinstatement

Gender stereotypes and discussions of Armani suits dominate media's coverage of Speaker-elect Pelosi

Even though she hasn't yet taken office, media already questioning Pelosi's suitability as House speaker

It's like deja vu all over again ...

Steve Bannon: “You can't extend the tax cuts for the wealthy. The math just doesn't work.”

Newsmax host on GOP cuts to Medicaid: “Pretty much all the 10.9 million are going to be people that should not be on the Medicaid program”

Sean Hannity grossly misrepresents CBO report about Trump's “big beautiful bill.” Even Fox's own website got it right.

Sean Hannity calls for mandatory military service for every American

Jesse Watters melts down when co-host confronts him over claims that only criminals are being deported