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“Media Matters,” week ending May 13, 2005; by Jamison Foser

05/13/05 7:39 PM EDT
As O'Reilly let CPB's Tomlinson deny White House contacts, Tomlinson gushed, “We love your show”

05/13/05 4:22 PM EDT
MRC studies that “prove” media's “liberal bias” collapse under scrutiny

05/11/05 5:03 PM EDT
“Media Matters,” week ending May 6, 2005; by Jamison Foser

05/06/05 7:22 PM EDT
Carlson: “I doubt anybody holds it against the Pentagon” for withholding info on Pat Tillman's death

05/05/05 4:42 PM EDT
NY Times glossed over existing conservative presence in public broadcasting

05/03/05 2:51 PM EDT
A “Close Up” on Today 's Republican-heavy guest list

05/03/05 1:12 PM EDT
Media Matters at one year: A letter from David Brock

05/03/05 12:14 PM EDT
Dissecting a right-wing smear: How conservatives used trumped-up evidence to blame Democrats for Schiavo memo

04/07/05 6:11 PM EDT
O'Reilly: “There isn't one conservative commentator on CNN”; Robert Novak disagrees

03/10/05 2:56 PM EST
Matthews to new colleague Carlson: “Do you think our network is getting too conservative?”

02/14/05 6:24 PM EST
Falwell fills in as conservative Crossfire host

02/09/05 1:01 PM EST
Taranto accused Kerry, Edwards of “calling Dick Cheney's daughter names”

01/26/05 11:08 AM EST
Conservatives distorted Geneva Conventions to defend Gonzales

01/10/05 2:21 PM EST
Carlson accused Jesse Jackson of claiming God spoke to him "[e]very time" he's been on Crossfire

01/07/05 2:45 PM EST
Wash. Post , Matthews echoed crisis rhetoric used to bolster Bush plan to privatize Social Security

01/03/05 5:37 PM EST
Carlson claimed Kerry “refused to talk about” Iraq “for two years”

01/03/05 12:18 PM EST
FOX chairman Ailes defended his network as “fair and balanced;” Media Matters disagrees

12/23/04 6:17 PM EST

“Media Matters,” week ending May 13, 2005; by Jamison Foser

As O'Reilly let CPB's Tomlinson deny White House contacts, Tomlinson gushed, “We love your show”

MRC studies that “prove” media's “liberal bias” collapse under scrutiny

“Media Matters,” week ending May 6, 2005; by Jamison Foser

Carlson: “I doubt anybody holds it against the Pentagon” for withholding info on Pat Tillman's death

NY Times glossed over existing conservative presence in public broadcasting

A “Close Up” on Today 's Republican-heavy guest list

Media Matters at one year: A letter from David Brock

Dissecting a right-wing smear: How conservatives used trumped-up evidence to blame Democrats for Schiavo memo

O'Reilly: “There isn't one conservative commentator on CNN”; Robert Novak disagrees

Matthews to new colleague Carlson: “Do you think our network is getting too conservative?”

Falwell fills in as conservative Crossfire host

Taranto accused Kerry, Edwards of “calling Dick Cheney's daughter names”

Conservatives distorted Geneva Conventions to defend Gonzales

Carlson accused Jesse Jackson of claiming God spoke to him "[e]very time" he's been on Crossfire

Wash. Post , Matthews echoed crisis rhetoric used to bolster Bush plan to privatize Social Security

Carlson claimed Kerry “refused to talk about” Iraq “for two years”

FOX chairman Ailes defended his network as “fair and balanced;” Media Matters disagrees

Charlie Kirk threatens to remove Sen. John Thune (R-SD) as majority leader

Project 2025 leader Kevin Roberts says he's “ecstatic” over Trump's cabinet picks: “This is exceeding our expectations”

Steve Bannon calls for a military tribunal to try retired General Mark Milley for treason

Trump picked Fox & Friends Weekend co-host Pete Hegseth to be secretary of defense. Here's some of what he's said on the air.

A comprehensive review of the revolving door between Fox and the second Trump administration