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On KOA's Colorado's Morning News, Coulter falsely asserted “all new drug products ... come from the United States”

06/26/07 10:28 PM EDT
KCOL's Fallen misled on current, proposed immigration law

06/26/07 6:37 PM EDT
“Sound harsh?”: Tribune guest columnist asserted that AIDS victims “would still be alive ... if we simply did what God told us”

06/26/07 5:49 PM EDT
Daily Sentinel editorial baselessly claimed “80 percent” of Americans oppose Senate immigration proposal

06/25/07 7:13 PM EDT
Wash. Post article on Bush stem cell plan ignored scientists' support for bill Bush vetoed

06/20/07 4:08 PM EDT
In Gazette op-ed, Sen. Schultheis dispensed litany of falsehoods about immigration reform proposal

06/19/07 4:25 PM EDT
To Russert, only Dems' vote against funding bill “would be seen ... as not supporting the troops”

06/14/07 8:03 PM EDT
Boyles falsely claimed immigration bill doesn't require health check, lied about amendment

06/14/07 1:57 PM EDT
On Boyles, Heritage Foundation's Rector distorted provisions of immigration bill, gave dubious estimate of immigration's cost

06/12/07 2:53 PM EDT
Rocky editorial omitted key information on immigration reform amendment, misled on public sentiment about issue

06/11/07 5:11 PM EDT
Fox News' Herridge misinformed on whether new method can supplant stem cell research

06/10/07 1:21 PM EDT
“Gunny” Bob falsely asserted that Sen. Salazar voted “in favor of felons receiving amnesty”

06/08/07 8:19 PM EDT
Hume falsely claimed that defeated Obama amendment “may be the killer amendment that ends” the immigration bill

06/08/07 4:02 PM EDT
CNN's Koppel uncritically reported GOP argument that new research moots stem cell debate

06/08/07 3:02 PM EDT
Daily Sentinel provided no balance to Allard's criticism of immigration reform provision

06/05/07 8:19 PM EDT
Green falsely asserted that immigration legislation grants “medical amnesty to illegal immigrants”

06/04/07 7:52 PM EDT
Boyles and guest Gheen repeated anti-immigration falsehoods, denounced media watchdogs' “betrayal of the citizenry”

06/04/07 7:48 PM EDT
Dobbs falsely asserted Democratic Congress is less popular than Republican-led predecessor

06/04/07 3:58 PM EDT

On KOA's Colorado's Morning News, Coulter falsely asserted “all new drug products ... come from the United States”

KCOL's Fallen misled on current, proposed immigration law

“Sound harsh?”: Tribune guest columnist asserted that AIDS victims “would still be alive ... if we simply did what God told us”

Daily Sentinel editorial baselessly claimed “80 percent” of Americans oppose Senate immigration proposal

Wash. Post article on Bush stem cell plan ignored scientists' support for bill Bush vetoed

In Gazette op-ed, Sen. Schultheis dispensed litany of falsehoods about immigration reform proposal

To Russert, only Dems' vote against funding bill “would be seen ... as not supporting the troops”

Boyles falsely claimed immigration bill doesn't require health check, lied about amendment

On Boyles, Heritage Foundation's Rector distorted provisions of immigration bill, gave dubious estimate of immigration's cost

Rocky editorial omitted key information on immigration reform amendment, misled on public sentiment about issue

Fox News' Herridge misinformed on whether new method can supplant stem cell research

“Gunny” Bob falsely asserted that Sen. Salazar voted “in favor of felons receiving amnesty”

Hume falsely claimed that defeated Obama amendment “may be the killer amendment that ends” the immigration bill

CNN's Koppel uncritically reported GOP argument that new research moots stem cell debate

Daily Sentinel provided no balance to Allard's criticism of immigration reform provision

Green falsely asserted that immigration legislation grants “medical amnesty to illegal immigrants”

Boyles and guest Gheen repeated anti-immigration falsehoods, denounced media watchdogs' “betrayal of the citizenry”

Dobbs falsely asserted Democratic Congress is less popular than Republican-led predecessor

Sean Hannity says the reason the Epstein files haven't been released is the Trump administration “has a million things on their plate”

Right-wing streamer calls for arrested protesters to be used for “compelled slave labor”

As Trump sends the National Guard into US cities, right-wing media celebrate and call protests “an insurrection”

Calls for retaliatory prosecutions are the next phase in the right’s rewriting of January 6

Steve Bannon claims Trump administration is working on “massive indictments” of several former top government officials