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Fund falsely claimed Robb-Silberman found president had not “misled” on intelligence

11/15/05 5:47 PM EST
Media, White House push falsehoods on prewar Iraq intel

11/15/05 5:01 PM EST
LA Times followed White House's deceptive conflation of “pressure” on analysts, “manipulation” of intelligence

11/15/05 2:51 PM EST
O'Reilly defended S.F. comments but omitted key portion

11/15/05 12:53 PM EST
Weekly Standard 's Hayes downplayed al-Libi's role in Bush administration's flawed Iraq-Al Qaeda connection

11/14/05 6:36 PM EST
Power Line's Johnson falsely claimed CBS panel found Bush Air National Guard documents were forged

11/14/05 6:04 PM EST
Wash. Times editorial on McCain anti-torture amendment minimized its effects on detainee policy; falsely claimed it would publicize all interrogation methods

11/14/05 4:24 PM EST
Newsweek : CIA renditions done “usually ... just to get [detainees] off the street”

11/14/05 3:57 PM EST
Kurtz defended CBS' Roberts's defense of McClellan

11/14/05 12:30 PM EST
Hume distorted Mitchell's Imus interview

11/11/05 7:24 PM EST
News outlets failed to note recent prewar intel revelations in coverage of Hadley press conference

11/11/05 6:33 PM EST
Touting four dubious “witnesses,” NewsMax, Limbaugh asserted Fitzgerald's investigation “coming unraveled”

11/11/05 4:26 PM EST
Fox and AP repeated misleading Bush rhetoric on Iraq intelligence manipulation

11/11/05 4:15 PM EST
Outgoing LA Times columnist Gelernter: “Cheney is the hero” for opposing McCain amendment

11/11/05 2:11 PM EST
Matthews resurrected false claim that Hussein let Sunni fundamentalists “come in for ... training”

11/11/05 11:17 AM EST
Wash. Times reporter Joseph Curl's pattern of misinformation

11/10/05 6:41 PM EST
Ben Stein: Fitzgerald is a “thug,” Libby is victim of “horrible, Stalinesque persecution”

11/10/05 3:54 PM EST
Limbaugh claimed his Abu Ghraib comments “represent the views of the average American leftist”

11/10/05 1:49 PM EST

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Fund falsely claimed Robb-Silberman found president had not “misled” on intelligence

Media, White House push falsehoods on prewar Iraq intel

LA Times followed White House's deceptive conflation of “pressure” on analysts, “manipulation” of intelligence

O'Reilly defended S.F. comments but omitted key portion

Weekly Standard 's Hayes downplayed al-Libi's role in Bush administration's flawed Iraq-Al Qaeda connection

Power Line's Johnson falsely claimed CBS panel found Bush Air National Guard documents were forged

Wash. Times editorial on McCain anti-torture amendment minimized its effects on detainee policy; falsely claimed it would publicize all interrogation methods

Newsweek : CIA renditions done “usually ... just to get [detainees] off the street”

Kurtz defended CBS' Roberts's defense of McClellan

Hume distorted Mitchell's Imus interview

News outlets failed to note recent prewar intel revelations in coverage of Hadley press conference

Touting four dubious “witnesses,” NewsMax, Limbaugh asserted Fitzgerald's investigation “coming unraveled”

Fox and AP repeated misleading Bush rhetoric on Iraq intelligence manipulation

Outgoing LA Times columnist Gelernter: “Cheney is the hero” for opposing McCain amendment

Matthews resurrected false claim that Hussein let Sunni fundamentalists “come in for ... training”

Wash. Times reporter Joseph Curl's pattern of misinformation

Ben Stein: Fitzgerald is a “thug,” Libby is victim of “horrible, Stalinesque persecution”

Limbaugh claimed his Abu Ghraib comments “represent the views of the average American leftist”

TV news outlets keep relying on border b-roll when reporting on Trump's mass deportation plan, but that misses the point

Newsmax's Greg Kelly mocks Georgia election worker defamed by Rudy Giuliani: “That doesn't sound like the worst thing in the world”

Sean Hannity says “there has got to be strings attached” for federal disaster relief for California

On MSNBC’s The ReidOut, Angelo Carusone explains how “larger business interests” tie into the media takeover by “ideological interests”

On MSNBC’s Deadline: Whitehouse, Angelo Carusone explains how the tech industry and Trump administration will work together to pollute public information