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Wash. Times editorial falsely claimed Levin supports deadline for withdrawal of all combat troops from Iraq

12/04/06 7:57 PM EST
CBS, AP, LA Times failed to challenge Hadley's dismissal of Rumsfeld memo

12/04/06 7:37 PM EST
Four of six major papers left out prescient warnings in coverage of 2002 Iraq war vote

12/04/06 6:15 PM EST
'Civil war' and the real press scandal

12/04/06 3:38 PM EST
Kristol and Kagan falsely claimed exit polls showed public evenly split on “pullout from Iraq”

12/04/06 2:53 PM EST
Olbermann named Bozell “Worst Person” for claiming “100 generals ... would disagree” with NBC's characterization of Iraq as “a civil war”

12/01/06 7:24 PM EST
O'Reilly: Iraq is “not [in] a civil war,” rather “they're all Muslims ... doing what they do”

12/01/06 3:30 PM EST
Slacker Friday

12/01/06 2:04 PM EST
Fox's Wilson falsely suggested NBC alone in characterizing Iraq situation as “civil war”

12/01/06 1:35 PM EST
Wolf Blitzer said “I have to assume [Powell] honestly believed” 2003 U.N. speech, ignoring evidence to contrary

11/30/06 6:51 PM EST
MSNBC baselessly characterized Iraq Study Group's call for withdrawal “relatively soon” as “similar” to Bush's position

11/30/06 6:11 PM EST
Wash. Post headline -- “Bush, Maliki Put off Meeting” -- inconsistent with article saying Iraqis, Jordanians called off talks

11/30/06 3:30 PM EST
Scarborough labels O'Reilly's attack on NBC over “civil war” decision “insane” and “insulting”

11/30/06 1:39 PM EST
After previously endorsing Saddam's tactics, O'Reilly advocated running Iraq “much like Musharraf runs Pakistan”

11/30/06 12:19 PM EST
Hedgecock baselessly compared Baghdad's violent death rate to D.C.'s

11/29/06 8:20 PM EST
Time.com headline proclaimed that Bush “Takes Charge on Iraq,” but article, and other reporting, suggest otherwise

11/29/06 7:38 PM EST
Wash. Post's Ignatius cast Hagel as among earliest “national politician[s]” to criticize Iraq war, ignoring his support for 2002 war resolution

11/29/06 4:50 PM EST
O'Reilly declared that “secular-progressives” want “out-of-wedlock birth in the USA” to be “at record highs”

11/29/06 4:36 PM EST

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Wash. Times editorial falsely claimed Levin supports deadline for withdrawal of all combat troops from Iraq

CBS, AP, LA Times failed to challenge Hadley's dismissal of Rumsfeld memo

Four of six major papers left out prescient warnings in coverage of 2002 Iraq war vote

'Civil war' and the real press scandal

Kristol and Kagan falsely claimed exit polls showed public evenly split on “pullout from Iraq”

Olbermann named Bozell “Worst Person” for claiming “100 generals ... would disagree” with NBC's characterization of Iraq as “a civil war”

O'Reilly: Iraq is “not [in] a civil war,” rather “they're all Muslims ... doing what they do”

Slacker Friday

Fox's Wilson falsely suggested NBC alone in characterizing Iraq situation as “civil war”

Wolf Blitzer said “I have to assume [Powell] honestly believed” 2003 U.N. speech, ignoring evidence to contrary

MSNBC baselessly characterized Iraq Study Group's call for withdrawal “relatively soon” as “similar” to Bush's position

Wash. Post headline -- “Bush, Maliki Put off Meeting” -- inconsistent with article saying Iraqis, Jordanians called off talks

Scarborough labels O'Reilly's attack on NBC over “civil war” decision “insane” and “insulting”

After previously endorsing Saddam's tactics, O'Reilly advocated running Iraq “much like Musharraf runs Pakistan”

Hedgecock baselessly compared Baghdad's violent death rate to D.C.'s

Time.com headline proclaimed that Bush “Takes Charge on Iraq,” but article, and other reporting, suggest otherwise

Wash. Post's Ignatius cast Hagel as among earliest “national politician[s]” to criticize Iraq war, ignoring his support for 2002 war resolution

O'Reilly declared that “secular-progressives” want “out-of-wedlock birth in the USA” to be “at record highs”

MAGA media admitted that Trump’s agenda could cause economic mayhem. Indicators suggest it may be happening.

Fox makes up excuses for Trump’s failure to lower grocery prices, as he promised

On MSNBC's The Weekend, Angelo Carusone describes how talk radio callers are showing the impact of mass government layoffs

Benny Johnson announces that the speaker of the House invited him to stream from his office during Trump's address to Congress

Caller to Mark Levin's radio show expresses concern about pro-Putin Republicans