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Cavuto claimed British allow tougher anti-terror laws than the U.S. because they “have a tradition of wanting to live”

08/23/06 5:15 PM EDT
In TV, radio, and print commentary, Morris repeated wiretapping falsehoods, praised false and misleading attack ad on Sen. Clinton as a “clean blow”

08/23/06 4:21 PM EDT
McClatchy Newspapers, CNN's Toobin mischaracterized Specter's proposed legislation on Bush's domestic spy program

08/23/06 1:24 PM EDT
O'Reilly baselessly claimed judge who struck down warrantless wiretapping “would oppose every anti-terror measure the Bush administration would put in just because they are the Bush administration”

08/22/06 6:42 PM EDT
Media repeat, fail to challenge Republican claims that Democrats oppose wiretapping terrorists' phone calls

08/21/06 7:45 PM EDT
CNN's Quijano uncritically reported dubious Bush statement suggesting link between U.K. terror plot, warrantless wiretaps

08/21/06 6:51 PM EDT
Matthews again mischaracterized warrantless-wiretapping debate, this time in discussion with Liddy, his “go-to guy for wiretapping”

08/18/06 7:59 PM EDT
CNN's Blitzer, Dobbs, Arena baselessly characterized federal judge's ruling against warrantless wiretapping as “damaging blow” to “key” program

08/18/06 7:20 PM EDT
NY Times, CNN, Fox News uncritically reported GOP suggestion that unwarranted surveillance helped foil U.K. terror plot

08/18/06 5:43 PM EDT
ABC featured only conservatives defending “necessity” of warrantless surveillance program

08/18/06 4:43 PM EDT
Media Matters; by Marcia Kuntz and Paul Waldman

08/18/06 4:32 PM EDT
Media uncritically aired false and misleading ads attacking Sen. Clinton

08/17/06 9:10 PM EDT
Media outlets uncritically reported Chertoff, Gonzales's push for greater detention authority; ignored administration's previous claims that it already has such power

08/17/06 8:51 PM EDT
Matthews claimed Islamic terrorists “may be politically on the left,” presented false choice between “tap[ping] ... phones” and “honoring civil rights”

08/17/06 6:35 PM EDT
WSJ editorial falsely claimed British would have no problem with using controversial interrogation methods

08/14/06 5:31 PM EDT
AP, Wash. Post reported that Bush's “controversial” programs include his “secret monitoring of phone calls” -- no mention of “warrantless”

08/14/06 1:59 PM EDT
AP uncritically reported Mehlman's claim that Pelosi and Dean oppose “NSA technology”

08/08/06 6:26 PM EDT
O'Reilly: Rape, murder victim was “wearing a miniskirt and a halter top. ... [E]very predator in the world is gonna pick that up at 2 in the morning”

08/04/06 11:59 AM EDT

Cavuto claimed British allow tougher anti-terror laws than the U.S. because they “have a tradition of wanting to live”

In TV, radio, and print commentary, Morris repeated wiretapping falsehoods, praised false and misleading attack ad on Sen. Clinton as a “clean blow”

McClatchy Newspapers, CNN's Toobin mischaracterized Specter's proposed legislation on Bush's domestic spy program

O'Reilly baselessly claimed judge who struck down warrantless wiretapping “would oppose every anti-terror measure the Bush administration would put in just because they are the Bush administration”

Media repeat, fail to challenge Republican claims that Democrats oppose wiretapping terrorists' phone calls

CNN's Quijano uncritically reported dubious Bush statement suggesting link between U.K. terror plot, warrantless wiretaps

Matthews again mischaracterized warrantless-wiretapping debate, this time in discussion with Liddy, his “go-to guy for wiretapping”

CNN's Blitzer, Dobbs, Arena baselessly characterized federal judge's ruling against warrantless wiretapping as “damaging blow” to “key” program

NY Times, CNN, Fox News uncritically reported GOP suggestion that unwarranted surveillance helped foil U.K. terror plot

ABC featured only conservatives defending “necessity” of warrantless surveillance program

Media Matters; by Marcia Kuntz and Paul Waldman

Media uncritically aired false and misleading ads attacking Sen. Clinton

Media outlets uncritically reported Chertoff, Gonzales's push for greater detention authority; ignored administration's previous claims that it already has such power

Matthews claimed Islamic terrorists “may be politically on the left,” presented false choice between “tap[ping] ... phones” and “honoring civil rights”

WSJ editorial falsely claimed British would have no problem with using controversial interrogation methods

AP, Wash. Post reported that Bush's “controversial” programs include his “secret monitoring of phone calls” -- no mention of “warrantless”

AP uncritically reported Mehlman's claim that Pelosi and Dean oppose “NSA technology”

O'Reilly: Rape, murder victim was “wearing a miniskirt and a halter top. ... [E]very predator in the world is gonna pick that up at 2 in the morning”

Fox News' Greg Gutfeld says making “unwanted requests for sexual favors” is typical first date behavior

Sean Hannity says ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment is an attempt “to sabotage Donald Trump on the way in”

Leo Terrell was nominated to serve in the civil rights division of the DOJ. Here’s what he’s said about the DOJ and racism in America.

Media outlets are glossing over Mel Gibson's history of racism, misogyny, and antisemitism in coverage of his “special ambassadorship”

Charlie Kirk: “Just do the entire inauguration at Mar-a-Lago. That was my idea the entire time.”