O'Reilly boycotts truth to spin French boycott; falsely claimed it “hurt France”

NY Times reporter ignored energy experts to repeat Bush line on oil imports

WSJ wrongly suggested Smith & Wesson stock declined as a result of litigation

Wall Street Journal understated MTBE leaks, health risks

“Media Matters,” week ending July 15, 2005; by Jamison Foser

USA Today relied on unsupported reading of law in report suggesting that outing Plame was likely not a crime

CNN's John King let Meese falsely claim that Plame was not an undercover officer

Contradicting generals, WSJ exaggerated Iraqi troop capability

Penguin declares Klein biased, sticks author with onus for accuracy

The truth about The Truth About Hillary : Edward Klein's attack book is poorly researched, poorly written, poorly sourced

“Media Matters,” week ending June 17, 2005; by Jamison Foser

Tomlinson choice for CPB head is GOP partisan who oversees Bush international propaganda effort -- with Tomlinson

“Media Matters,” week ending June 10, 2005; by Jamison Foser

60 Minutes report allowed surgeon general to attribute high U.S. prescription drug prices to R&D costs

“Media Matters,” week ending May 27, 2005; by Jamison Foser

Media Matters launches “Hands Off Public Broadcasting” campaign

O'Reilly “clarifies” his Fonda smear a day after asserting he has never had to “retract” a story; Media Matters suggests additional “clarifications”

Associated Press, NPR, CNN repeat false claim that “nuclear option” is a Democratic term