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NPR's Shogren ignored environmentalists' concerns over Kempthorne's nomination as interior secretary

03/21/06 1:35 PM EST
Gregory uncritically reported Republicans' baseless assertion that Americans prefer president on taxes

03/21/06 12:52 PM EST
Cheney faced little pressure from Schieffer in Face the Nation interview

03/21/06 12:02 PM EST
Beck to 7-year-old: “You want to go to Africa? I will personally purchase your airfare”

03/20/06 7:35 PM EST
Hume falsely claimed Rockefeller “has never said that he wasn't fully briefed” on Bush wiretap program; offered other dubious statements

03/20/06 7:33 PM EST
NBC's Today, like MSNBC's Hardball, hosted more conservatives than liberals

03/20/06 7:12 PM EST
Not to be outdone by Robertson, Mohler claimed that Buddhism, Hinduism, and Marxism are “demonstration[s] of satanic power”

03/20/06 6:33 PM EST
On Hannity & Colmes, Miniter accused Clinton, Carter, and Gore of “undermining national unity at a time of war”

03/20/06 6:07 PM EST
Cavuto credited Operation Swarmer with spurring Iran's U.S. overtures, but Iranian overture reportedly occurred first

03/20/06 4:15 PM EST
Dick Morris continued to dismiss sectarian violence as Iraqi-style “negotiation”

03/20/06 3:22 PM EST
Hewitt on the “great Bush comeback”: Despite tanking poll numbers, Bush always “ends up with all the cards and all the money”

03/20/06 2:44 PM EST
Wash. Post editorial writers silent on third anniversary of Iraq war they supported

03/20/06 1:55 PM EST
O'Reilly falsely accused columnist Brown, Media Matters of distorting his personal attacks

03/20/06 1:21 PM EST
Beck: Are Americans “as dumb” as Nigerians?

03/20/06 11:22 AM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

03/17/06 8:01 PM EST
Hannity failed to ask Harris about favor done for indicted defense contractor

03/17/06 7:21 PM EST
Gibson, Morris falsely claimed that Americans oppose Feingold's censure resolution, support Bush's wiretapping program

03/17/06 4:42 PM EST
Falsely claiming Bush's job approval is not “as far down as he was in November,” Matthews again expressed disbelief at Bush's unpopularity, asking: "[W]hat happened to respect?"

03/17/06 4:29 PM EST

NPR's Shogren ignored environmentalists' concerns over Kempthorne's nomination as interior secretary

Gregory uncritically reported Republicans' baseless assertion that Americans prefer president on taxes

Cheney faced little pressure from Schieffer in Face the Nation interview

Beck to 7-year-old: “You want to go to Africa? I will personally purchase your airfare”

Hume falsely claimed Rockefeller “has never said that he wasn't fully briefed” on Bush wiretap program; offered other dubious statements

NBC's Today, like MSNBC's Hardball, hosted more conservatives than liberals

Not to be outdone by Robertson, Mohler claimed that Buddhism, Hinduism, and Marxism are “demonstration[s] of satanic power”

On Hannity & Colmes, Miniter accused Clinton, Carter, and Gore of “undermining national unity at a time of war”

Cavuto credited Operation Swarmer with spurring Iran's U.S. overtures, but Iranian overture reportedly occurred first

Dick Morris continued to dismiss sectarian violence as Iraqi-style “negotiation”

Hewitt on the “great Bush comeback”: Despite tanking poll numbers, Bush always “ends up with all the cards and all the money”

Wash. Post editorial writers silent on third anniversary of Iraq war they supported

O'Reilly falsely accused columnist Brown, Media Matters of distorting his personal attacks

Beck: Are Americans “as dumb” as Nigerians?

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

Hannity failed to ask Harris about favor done for indicted defense contractor

Gibson, Morris falsely claimed that Americans oppose Feingold's censure resolution, support Bush's wiretapping program

Falsely claiming Bush's job approval is not “as far down as he was in November,” Matthews again expressed disbelief at Bush's unpopularity, asking: "[W]hat happened to respect?"

YouTube videos promoting a JFK Jr. conspiracy theory earned hundreds of thousands of views despite the platform’s QAnon crackdown

Laura Ingraham: Kamala Harris “knows nothing except how to play the race card to get ahead”

Tucker Carlson guest claims “there's just no evidence that the vaccines halt infection or transmission in any way”

Watch Chris Hayes highlight the takeover of the Republican Party by “congressional candidates who have embraced the insane, far-right conspiracy theory, QAnon”

Fox’s Jesse Watters: “Are you surprised that there's so much drama with the first female Vice President?”