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Citing no evidence, NY Times reported Bush's poll numbers “beginning to inch up”

01/31/06 3:35 PM EST
Fox follows Bush's lead, renames domestic spying program as “terrorist surveillance program”

01/31/06 1:06 PM EST
On TV and in print, Time claimed, despite contradictory evidence, that Bush has “put the NSA story to bed”

01/30/06 5:17 PM EST
In NY Times op-ed, Bobbitt suggested FISA to blame for failure to identify 9-11 hijackers; 9-11 Commission report concluded otherwise

01/30/06 4:32 PM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

01/27/06 7:37 PM EST
Echoing baseless conservative charges, ABC's Tapper said “some liberals” concerned about a “Catholic court”; ignored Republicans who touted nominees' faith

01/27/06 3:10 PM EST
Media left unchallenged Bush's claim that NSA wiretapping program has backing of Supreme Court

01/27/06 2:06 PM EST
Mitchell mischaracterized NSA surveillance program, polling

01/27/06 1:34 PM EST
Media report 2002 DOJ statement on FISA amendment -- but none have reported Bush administration contradictions in explaining it

01/26/06 7:48 PM EST
Lambro revisited familiar domestic surveillance falsehoods

01/26/06 3:16 PM EST
Despite scandals, poor poll numbers, Wash. Post, NY Times see only good news for Bush

01/26/06 2:23 PM EST
Limbaugh on Democrats: "[W]hile they can't trust George W. Bush, they can trust Osama bin Laden"

01/25/06 4:33 PM EST
Will media report facts undermining Bush administration's “reasonable basis” defense of spy program's legality?

01/24/06 8:23 PM EST
CNN's Ensor baselessly reported that Senate wiretapping hearings will focus on changes to FISA

01/24/06 5:33 PM EST
Media repeated Hayden's unsubstantiated claim that warrantless spy program would have alerted U.S. to 9-11 threat

01/24/06 2:34 PM EST
ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC failed to challenge Bush's, Bartlett's false assertions that Congress was fully briefed on domestic spying

01/24/06 2:24 PM EST
Without acknowledging error, O'Reilly modified false Abramoff claim; attacked “organized terror” from “far-left websites”

01/24/06 1:18 PM EST
Media uncritically reported Rove's false claim that Democrats don't want to eavesdrop on Al Qaeda

01/23/06 6:00 PM EST

Citing no evidence, NY Times reported Bush's poll numbers “beginning to inch up”

Fox follows Bush's lead, renames domestic spying program as “terrorist surveillance program”

On TV and in print, Time claimed, despite contradictory evidence, that Bush has “put the NSA story to bed”

In NY Times op-ed, Bobbitt suggested FISA to blame for failure to identify 9-11 hijackers; 9-11 Commission report concluded otherwise

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

Echoing baseless conservative charges, ABC's Tapper said “some liberals” concerned about a “Catholic court”; ignored Republicans who touted nominees' faith

Media left unchallenged Bush's claim that NSA wiretapping program has backing of Supreme Court

Mitchell mischaracterized NSA surveillance program, polling

Media report 2002 DOJ statement on FISA amendment -- but none have reported Bush administration contradictions in explaining it

Lambro revisited familiar domestic surveillance falsehoods

Despite scandals, poor poll numbers, Wash. Post, NY Times see only good news for Bush

Limbaugh on Democrats: "[W]hile they can't trust George W. Bush, they can trust Osama bin Laden"

Will media report facts undermining Bush administration's “reasonable basis” defense of spy program's legality?

CNN's Ensor baselessly reported that Senate wiretapping hearings will focus on changes to FISA

Media repeated Hayden's unsubstantiated claim that warrantless spy program would have alerted U.S. to 9-11 threat

ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC failed to challenge Bush's, Bartlett's false assertions that Congress was fully briefed on domestic spying

Without acknowledging error, O'Reilly modified false Abramoff claim; attacked “organized terror” from “far-left websites”

Media uncritically reported Rove's false claim that Democrats don't want to eavesdrop on Al Qaeda

Right-wing media defend The New York Times amid criticism over coverage of the trans community

Bannon opens CPAC with QAnon fan art and D-list book promotion

Newsmax host says Alexander Smirnov's arrest “feels like one of these psyops”

MSNBC's Alex Wagner: “One of Fox News' biggest stories just blew up in its face”

Laura Ingraham on the arrest of Alexander Smirnov: “I don’t care”