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Media figures claimed Clinton played “race card” but ignored her 2004 comments and similar “plantation” comments by Republicans

01/19/06 4:08 PM EST
CNN reportedly hires radio host Glenn Beck

01/17/06 11:27 AM EST
O'Reilly repeated “Silent Night” falsehood

01/13/06 5:54 PM EST
Wash. Post editorial repeated misleading Wal-Mart health care defense; editorial board member made same claim less than two months ago

01/13/06 3:20 PM EST
Limbaugh baselessly accused Levin of being 'tainted" in Abramoff scandal

01/09/06 1:26 PM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

01/06/06 8:07 PM EST
Despite controversial comments and GAO investigation, Bill Bennett reportedly joining CNN as political analyst

01/05/06 1:05 PM EST
Most outrageous statements of 2005

12/23/05 3:56 PM EST
A letter from David Brock

12/23/05 3:41 PM EST
Kessler dismissed “paranoid conspiracy theories” that military recently spied on anti-war groups; missed NBC report on leaked Pentagon database

12/21/05 5:56 PM EST
News outlets ignored Bush's absence from aging conference, instead reported on Medicare press event

12/16/05 10:16 AM EST
O'Reilly falsely claimed a Texas school district banned red and green clothing, called move “fascism”

12/13/05 3:04 PM EST
Rabbi Lapin: Choice to “defend” Christmas “is ... between a sordid ... secular society ... and a society of benign Christianity”

12/12/05 7:28 PM EST
Lowry repeated misleading Wal-Mart health care defense

12/09/05 7:31 PM EST
Gibson on Gabler: “If Neal were in charge, I'd be sent off to a Khmer Rouge re-education camp to make sure that his message that there is no war on Christmas is beat into my head”

12/06/05 7:01 PM EST
NBC anchor Williams: Bush administration has “right” to buy media coverage

12/05/05 6:52 PM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

11/11/05 7:38 PM EST
O'Reilly on France: “One of the few countries in Europe that really doesn't speak English,” people “don't take a shower for 18 days”

11/09/05 8:02 PM EST

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Media figures claimed Clinton played “race card” but ignored her 2004 comments and similar “plantation” comments by Republicans

CNN reportedly hires radio host Glenn Beck

O'Reilly repeated “Silent Night” falsehood

Wash. Post editorial repeated misleading Wal-Mart health care defense; editorial board member made same claim less than two months ago

Limbaugh baselessly accused Levin of being 'tainted" in Abramoff scandal

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

Despite controversial comments and GAO investigation, Bill Bennett reportedly joining CNN as political analyst

Most outrageous statements of 2005

A letter from David Brock

Kessler dismissed “paranoid conspiracy theories” that military recently spied on anti-war groups; missed NBC report on leaked Pentagon database

News outlets ignored Bush's absence from aging conference, instead reported on Medicare press event

O'Reilly falsely claimed a Texas school district banned red and green clothing, called move “fascism”

Rabbi Lapin: Choice to “defend” Christmas “is ... between a sordid ... secular society ... and a society of benign Christianity”

Lowry repeated misleading Wal-Mart health care defense

Gibson on Gabler: “If Neal were in charge, I'd be sent off to a Khmer Rouge re-education camp to make sure that his message that there is no war on Christmas is beat into my head”

NBC anchor Williams: Bush administration has “right” to buy media coverage

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

O'Reilly on France: “One of the few countries in Europe that really doesn't speak English,” people “don't take a shower for 18 days”

How Fox covers for Trump administration malfeasance

CNN on Trump's UN speech: “Trump said that grocery prices are down during his presidency. They're up and the pace of the increases is accelerating as his tariffs take effect.”

Alex Jones calls on Trump to “remove” Kash Patel and Pam Bondi

Newsmax host on Trump administration's Tylenol guidance: “Since the Democrats are so angrily denouncing it and they're wrong about everything, it's probably more likely to be true”

Newsmax's Greg Kelly complains about Sen. Ted Cruz's (R-TX) free speech criticism of the FCC's Brendan Carr: “Maybe he really likes Jimmy Kimmel”