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Despite all evidence to the contrary, media conservatives continued to hype Santorum's “weapons of mass destruction”

06/23/06 7:07 PM EDT
Fox News hosts and guests touted discredited report that WMDs were found in Iraq

06/23/06 4:40 PM EDT
Claiming to “know more about Reagan than” his caller, Hannity misstated Reagan record on economy, foreign policy

06/23/06 11:14 AM EDT
Coulter: If Murtha “did get fragged, he'd finally deserve one of those Purple Hearts”

06/22/06 7:46 PM EDT
Fearmongering on Fox: Hannity, Hunt, and Gibson exaggerate N. Korea missile threat

06/22/06 1:41 PM EDT
A Hardball double standard, part II: Media Matters compares O'Donnell's interviews of Dean, Mehlman

06/21/06 8:38 PM EDT
Hardball for Dean, softball for Allen: MSNBC's O'Donnell echoed Republican attacks, misleading statements

06/20/06 8:24 PM EDT
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

06/16/06 6:33 PM EDT
Colmes noted missed opportunities to eliminate Zarqawi prior to war that went unreported by media after terrorist's death

06/15/06 3:48 PM EDT
Suggested questions for the media to ask Ann Coulter

06/14/06 12:53 PM EDT
Colmes challenged Coulter's claim that “you never see conservatives ... using someone's tragedy”

06/13/06 3:53 PM EDT
Hannity claimed ABC might suggest Hitler's death would cause “more harm than good,” added that CNN is bin Laden's “favorite channel”

06/13/06 3:27 PM EDT
Kurtz and Tapper criticized Coulter's invective, but asserted her underlying argument was “valid” and “honest”

06/12/06 8:35 PM EDT
FrontPageMag's Laksin falsely claimed Media Matters “concede[d]” that half the professors in Horowitz's book “use their classrooms for political agendas”

06/12/06 6:10 PM EDT
Limbaugh and Fox News responded to U.N. deputy Sec.-Gen. Brown with attacks

06/12/06 11:34 AM EDT
On Fox, Coulter further criticized victims -- including Max Cleland and Christopher Reeve -- for using their “personal story”: “Just make the argument. Be a man. Step up to the plate.”

06/09/06 3:39 PM EDT
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

06/09/06 3:17 PM EDT
Coulter suggested 9-11 widows might not give up “celebrity and notoriety” to “have their husbands back”

06/09/06 2:31 PM EDT

Despite all evidence to the contrary, media conservatives continued to hype Santorum's “weapons of mass destruction”

Fox News hosts and guests touted discredited report that WMDs were found in Iraq

Claiming to “know more about Reagan than” his caller, Hannity misstated Reagan record on economy, foreign policy

Coulter: If Murtha “did get fragged, he'd finally deserve one of those Purple Hearts”

Fearmongering on Fox: Hannity, Hunt, and Gibson exaggerate N. Korea missile threat

A Hardball double standard, part II: Media Matters compares O'Donnell's interviews of Dean, Mehlman

Hardball for Dean, softball for Allen: MSNBC's O'Donnell echoed Republican attacks, misleading statements

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

Colmes noted missed opportunities to eliminate Zarqawi prior to war that went unreported by media after terrorist's death

Suggested questions for the media to ask Ann Coulter

Colmes challenged Coulter's claim that “you never see conservatives ... using someone's tragedy”

Hannity claimed ABC might suggest Hitler's death would cause “more harm than good,” added that CNN is bin Laden's “favorite channel”

Kurtz and Tapper criticized Coulter's invective, but asserted her underlying argument was “valid” and “honest”

FrontPageMag's Laksin falsely claimed Media Matters “concede[d]” that half the professors in Horowitz's book “use their classrooms for political agendas”

Limbaugh and Fox News responded to U.N. deputy Sec.-Gen. Brown with attacks

On Fox, Coulter further criticized victims -- including Max Cleland and Christopher Reeve -- for using their “personal story”: “Just make the argument. Be a man. Step up to the plate.”

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

Coulter suggested 9-11 widows might not give up “celebrity and notoriety” to “have their husbands back”

Former Trump adviser: “The IVF industry ... feeds this cultural entitlement that we have to godlike powers over life and death”

On MSNBC, Alex Wagner explains how Fox News fabricates panic about crime waves

Fox News' Newt Gingrich calls Kamala Harris “uneducated”

Watch Nicolle Wallace and Angelo Carusone explain the “particularly insidious” way Sinclair spreads conservative talking points

On Deadline White House, Angelo Carusone describes how Donald Trump is taking advantage of faulty local media coverage