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Print media covered House intel staffer's suspension, but ignored his reinstatement

11/21/06 3:31 PM EST
The best things in life are free ... (but war and health care are not)

11/21/06 12:46 PM EST
Daily Sentinel reported on leases, but not environmental concerns over Colorado oil shale project

11/20/06 8:19 PM EST
Reporting on light rail expansion, 9News failed to note Owens's opposition to separate light rail project

11/17/06 5:07 PM EST
Blitzer, Hannity praised Steele's “spectacular” and “principled” campaign, ignoring misleading campaign tactics

11/17/06 1:11 PM EST
Post article uncritically reports Focus on the Family canard that “research says children do best with a married mother and father”

11/16/06 7:53 PM EST
Boyles to critics: “My God, why are you angry?”

11/16/06 4:06 PM EST
Fair and balanced? Alleged Fox News internal memo shows hostility to Democrats

11/15/06 1:54 PM EST
Fox 31 reported Democratic opposition to Bolton, omitted Republican Chafee's opposition

11/14/06 3:55 PM EST
Coloradoan executive editor Moore responds to Colorado Media Matters

11/13/06 6:40 PM EST
A tale of two covers: Time's '94 postelection cover touted “G.O.P. Stampede,” '06 cover asserts “the center is the new place to be”

11/13/06 12:58 PM EST
Wash. Post's Birnbaum suggested -- contrary to the evidence -- that midterm election results bode well for McCain in '08, not Clinton

11/09/06 7:25 PM EST
“Closing in”: The life and death of a Beauprez media myth

11/09/06 5:09 PM EST
Citing no specific polls, Fox 31 claimed Beauprez “has been able to narrow” Ritter's lead in “most” polls; 9News reported “Republican candidates gaining strength”

11/07/06 7:09 PM EST
Chieftain reported Andrews's statements about judicial term limits and Judge Marquez, but included no opposing viewpoints

11/07/06 5:10 PM EST
CNN correspondent claimed Burns “highly respected in the state of Montana,” ignored polls showing most voters disapprove of him

11/06/06 9:44 PM EST
Network evening newscasts selectively cited polls to claim GOP is “closing the gap”

11/06/06 9:35 PM EST
On Today, Matthews touted market as “up around 13,000,” misleadingly suggested Bush is popular in most Western states

11/06/06 8:24 PM EST

Print media covered House intel staffer's suspension, but ignored his reinstatement

The best things in life are free ... (but war and health care are not)

Daily Sentinel reported on leases, but not environmental concerns over Colorado oil shale project

Reporting on light rail expansion, 9News failed to note Owens's opposition to separate light rail project

Blitzer, Hannity praised Steele's “spectacular” and “principled” campaign, ignoring misleading campaign tactics

Post article uncritically reports Focus on the Family canard that “research says children do best with a married mother and father”

Boyles to critics: “My God, why are you angry?”

Fair and balanced? Alleged Fox News internal memo shows hostility to Democrats

Fox 31 reported Democratic opposition to Bolton, omitted Republican Chafee's opposition

Coloradoan executive editor Moore responds to Colorado Media Matters

A tale of two covers: Time's '94 postelection cover touted “G.O.P. Stampede,” '06 cover asserts “the center is the new place to be”

Wash. Post's Birnbaum suggested -- contrary to the evidence -- that midterm election results bode well for McCain in '08, not Clinton

“Closing in”: The life and death of a Beauprez media myth

Citing no specific polls, Fox 31 claimed Beauprez “has been able to narrow” Ritter's lead in “most” polls; 9News reported “Republican candidates gaining strength”

Chieftain reported Andrews's statements about judicial term limits and Judge Marquez, but included no opposing viewpoints

CNN correspondent claimed Burns “highly respected in the state of Montana,” ignored polls showing most voters disapprove of him

Network evening newscasts selectively cited polls to claim GOP is “closing the gap”

On Today, Matthews touted market as “up around 13,000,” misleadingly suggested Bush is popular in most Western states

A man allegedly decapitated his father and went on a far-right rant. MAGA media figures are desperately spinning conspiracy theories.

OutKick's Riley Gaines declares that “of all the things to be called, I don't think a Christian nationalist is a bad thing”

Right-wing media display their utter hypocrisy by flip-flopping on the Senate immigration deal

Laura Loomer: People like Mehdi Hasan “need to be purged from this country” or else “we're gonna have another 9/11 on steroids”

The fossil fuel industry and right-wing media are losing their minds over Biden's decision to pause part of a dangerous LNG buildout