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NY Times, Wash. Post chronicled Huckabee's rise in polls -- but not recent developments in DuMond case

12/06/07 4:27 PM EST
Despite his own interview with Rep. Ellison, Beck asked, "[W]hy are we going to a candidate and asking about religion?"

12/06/07 1:02 PM EST
Politico uncritically cited anonymous White House aides touting Bush “vindication” on stem cells, air traffic improvements

12/04/07 7:34 PM EST
In “Clinton Chapters” segment, Hannity omitted key points from journalist on whose reporting he based the segment

12/04/07 4:57 PM EST
Gazette editorial failed to fully ID source it quoted on global warming

12/03/07 7:50 PM EST
O'Reilly declared it “ironic” that man invaded Clinton office on same day that Wash. Post reported Clinton inaccessible to press

12/03/07 1:25 PM EST
Discussing Ritter plea bargains and illegal immigration, Boyles repeated falsehoods

11/30/07 4:45 PM EST
Sun-Times omitted key information in suggesting Obama conflict of interest

11/29/07 5:45 PM EST
Wash. Post's Bacon reported only Obama's denials of madrassa smear, not media debunkings

11/29/07 3:00 PM EST
CNN's Bohrman apologized to Republican candidates over question in YouTube debate, but has yet to apologize to Democrats

11/29/07 1:37 PM EST
On Glenn Beck, Buchanan repeated his claim that allowing immigrants from “the whole world in” the U.S. will lead to “a tangle of squabbling nationalities”

11/28/07 6:49 PM EST
Newman claimed Hillary Clinton only “allowed some military uniforms” in White House

11/28/07 6:04 PM EST
Buchanan: “America [is] committing suicide” while “Asian, African, and Latin American children come to inherit the estate”

11/27/07 6:22 PM EST
O'Reilly accused NY Times of “rooting for a recession”

11/27/07 4:53 PM EST
ABC's Nightline walks away from Iraq

11/27/07 12:27 PM EST
Contrary to researchers' views, Hume touted stem-cell breakthrough as “virtually eliminat[ing]” debate

11/27/07 11:49 AM EST
Online Rocky “Speakout” column omitted author's ID as Independence Institute analyst

11/26/07 6:59 PM EST
Wash. Post article highlighted review of Post columnist Gerson's book but omitted specific plagiarism allegation

11/26/07 6:16 PM EST

NY Times, Wash. Post chronicled Huckabee's rise in polls -- but not recent developments in DuMond case

Despite his own interview with Rep. Ellison, Beck asked, "[W]hy are we going to a candidate and asking about religion?"

Politico uncritically cited anonymous White House aides touting Bush “vindication” on stem cells, air traffic improvements

In “Clinton Chapters” segment, Hannity omitted key points from journalist on whose reporting he based the segment

Gazette editorial failed to fully ID source it quoted on global warming

O'Reilly declared it “ironic” that man invaded Clinton office on same day that Wash. Post reported Clinton inaccessible to press

Discussing Ritter plea bargains and illegal immigration, Boyles repeated falsehoods

Sun-Times omitted key information in suggesting Obama conflict of interest

Wash. Post's Bacon reported only Obama's denials of madrassa smear, not media debunkings

CNN's Bohrman apologized to Republican candidates over question in YouTube debate, but has yet to apologize to Democrats

On Glenn Beck, Buchanan repeated his claim that allowing immigrants from “the whole world in” the U.S. will lead to “a tangle of squabbling nationalities”

Newman claimed Hillary Clinton only “allowed some military uniforms” in White House

Buchanan: “America [is] committing suicide” while “Asian, African, and Latin American children come to inherit the estate”

O'Reilly accused NY Times of “rooting for a recession”

ABC's Nightline walks away from Iraq

Contrary to researchers' views, Hume touted stem-cell breakthrough as “virtually eliminat[ing]” debate

Online Rocky “Speakout” column omitted author's ID as Independence Institute analyst

Wash. Post article highlighted review of Post columnist Gerson's book but omitted specific plagiarism allegation

Steve Bannon on Republican support for Trump during his criminal trial: “Why is there crickets?”

MAGA media melt down over Trump hush money trial

Right-wing media falsely claim FBI, Biden administration are “cooking the books” on crime data

Newsmax guest Ted Nugent: “Anybody that's against Donald Trump, really is against America”

Jesse Watters launches attacks on jurors in Donald Trump's hush money case