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Major newspapers reported Rice's denial that U.S. allows torture but didn't note administration's narrow definition

12/07/05 6:02 PM EST
AP failed to challenge claim that White House “supported” 9-11 Commission

12/07/05 5:07 PM EST
Wash. Times editorial ignored key facts to exaggerate Iranian ability to produce nuclear weapons

12/07/05 12:18 PM EST
Schieffer on Bush administration's prewar claims: “I still give them the benefit of the doubt”

12/02/05 7:35 PM EST
Did Time 's Viveca Novak intervene in leak case, aiding Rove, while covering story?

12/02/05 6:48 PM EST
On Today , Matalin overstated number of independent Iraqi battalions; Nightline let stand Pace's overstatement

12/02/05 5:43 PM EST
Fox's Garrett provided narrow, misleading examination of “same intelligence” debate

12/02/05 5:04 PM EST
Buchanan: “Our guys” in Iraq “have got every right to have good news ... even if it's got to be planted or bought”

12/02/05 2:07 PM EST
Krauthammer falsely claimed Robb-Silberman report concluded Bush administration did not withhold intelligence undermining case for war

12/01/05 7:20 PM EST
Boot criticized Democratic objections to cost, difficulty of Iraq conflict, ignored Bush administration's optimistic predictions

12/01/05 2:20 PM EST
Fineman: Bush administration not “fully candid” on war because it “underestimate[d] the intelligence of the American people”

11/30/05 7:59 PM EST
Media cited flawed poll to suggest Americans think Democratic criticism of Bush's Iraq policy hurts troop morale

11/30/05 5:11 PM EST
Skewed Scarborough Country aired numerous leak falsehoods, distortions without rebuttal

11/29/05 5:53 PM EST
ABC paid little attention to Rep. Cunningham's GOP affiliation

11/29/05 2:05 PM EST
Russert gave Warner a free pass on non-answer to Iraq question -- and grilled Biden instead

11/29/05 11:45 AM EST
Why does CNN continue to host Ann Coulter?

11/28/05 6:57 PM EST
Woodward's Post colleagues: conduct in Plame affair has caused “consternation”

11/28/05 5:17 PM EST
Woodward's definition of “journalism”? Reporting Bush administration falsehoods as “their point of view”

11/23/05 6:13 PM EST

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Major newspapers reported Rice's denial that U.S. allows torture but didn't note administration's narrow definition

AP failed to challenge claim that White House “supported” 9-11 Commission

Wash. Times editorial ignored key facts to exaggerate Iranian ability to produce nuclear weapons

Schieffer on Bush administration's prewar claims: “I still give them the benefit of the doubt”

Did Time 's Viveca Novak intervene in leak case, aiding Rove, while covering story?

On Today , Matalin overstated number of independent Iraqi battalions; Nightline let stand Pace's overstatement

Fox's Garrett provided narrow, misleading examination of “same intelligence” debate

Buchanan: “Our guys” in Iraq “have got every right to have good news ... even if it's got to be planted or bought”

Krauthammer falsely claimed Robb-Silberman report concluded Bush administration did not withhold intelligence undermining case for war

Boot criticized Democratic objections to cost, difficulty of Iraq conflict, ignored Bush administration's optimistic predictions

Fineman: Bush administration not “fully candid” on war because it “underestimate[d] the intelligence of the American people”

Media cited flawed poll to suggest Americans think Democratic criticism of Bush's Iraq policy hurts troop morale

Skewed Scarborough Country aired numerous leak falsehoods, distortions without rebuttal

ABC paid little attention to Rep. Cunningham's GOP affiliation

Russert gave Warner a free pass on non-answer to Iraq question -- and grilled Biden instead

Why does CNN continue to host Ann Coulter?

Woodward's Post colleagues: conduct in Plame affair has caused “consternation”

Woodward's definition of “journalism”? Reporting Bush administration falsehoods as “their point of view”

Right-wing media push Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill as estimates find over 11,000 could die annually from loss of Medicaid

Charlie Kirk on Trump's mass deportations: “10 million is gonna be a big number in four years, which is basically gonna launch a soft civil war in the major cities”

Riley Gaines says Maine or California need “to be made an example of” for allowing trans athletes to compete

Fox host calls for Israel to conduct more “assassinations” in Iran

Fox host Ainsley Earhardt: Democrats “are pushing this narrative that's not true that Republicans are cutting Medicare and Medicaid”