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Matthews' panel problem: Conservatives saturated MSNBC's coverage of presidential address

06/29/05 7:55 PM EDT
Klein vs. his own book: Author backed off claim about Hillary pregnancy, contradicted his only source for rape claim

06/28/05 7:03 PM EDT
Klein nailed on falsehoods in Al Franken Show grilling

06/24/05 7:55 PM EDT
Wash. Times misleadingly touted Bush U.N. visits as refutation to Downing Street memos

06/24/05 7:11 PM EDT
“Media Matters,” week ending June 24, 2005; by Jamison Foser

06/24/05 7:03 PM EDT
NewsHour pits right-winger against PBS local station president to debate CPB

06/23/05 7:30 PM EDT
The truth about The Truth About Hillary : Edward Klein's attack book is poorly researched, poorly written, poorly sourced

06/23/05 11:15 AM EDT
The lies of Ken Tomlinson

06/22/05 7:35 PM EDT
Two conservatives on Klein attack book: Blankley says it “ought to be required reading,” Podhoretz “wanted to be decontaminated” after reading first 60 pages

06/22/05 7:18 PM EDT
Limbaugh baselessly suggested Downing Street memo “may be a fake”

06/21/05 7:31 PM EDT
NY Times repeated falsehood about race and Social Security

06/20/05 2:54 PM EDT
ABC asked Rice about Downing Street memo; CNN and Fox passed

06/20/05 2:32 PM EDT
Novak called The Truth About Hillary “well-attributed”; CNN's John King ignored book's factual errors, sleazy gossip

06/17/05 7:21 PM EDT
After Matthews again bashed Dems, Imus repeated canard that Matthews is a Democrat

06/17/05 7:12 PM EDT
While editors nationwide call for increased scrutiny of Downing Street Memo, biggest editorial pages remain silent

06/15/05 12:55 PM EDT
Fox News chairman Ailes to Wash. Post's Kurtz: In nine years at Fox, “I've never deleted a word, a phrase, a story”

06/14/05 1:15 PM EDT
Broder touted Post's flawed Iraq coverage to dismiss “shortsightedness of Mrs. Clinton's complaint” that media has caved to Bush administration

06/13/05 7:51 PM EDT
“Media Matters,” week ending June 10, 2005; by Jamison Foser

06/10/05 7:13 PM EDT

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Matthews' panel problem: Conservatives saturated MSNBC's coverage of presidential address

Klein vs. his own book: Author backed off claim about Hillary pregnancy, contradicted his only source for rape claim

Klein nailed on falsehoods in Al Franken Show grilling

Wash. Times misleadingly touted Bush U.N. visits as refutation to Downing Street memos

“Media Matters,” week ending June 24, 2005; by Jamison Foser

NewsHour pits right-winger against PBS local station president to debate CPB

The truth about The Truth About Hillary : Edward Klein's attack book is poorly researched, poorly written, poorly sourced

The lies of Ken Tomlinson

Two conservatives on Klein attack book: Blankley says it “ought to be required reading,” Podhoretz “wanted to be decontaminated” after reading first 60 pages

Limbaugh baselessly suggested Downing Street memo “may be a fake”

NY Times repeated falsehood about race and Social Security

ABC asked Rice about Downing Street memo; CNN and Fox passed

Novak called The Truth About Hillary “well-attributed”; CNN's John King ignored book's factual errors, sleazy gossip

After Matthews again bashed Dems, Imus repeated canard that Matthews is a Democrat

While editors nationwide call for increased scrutiny of Downing Street Memo, biggest editorial pages remain silent

Fox News chairman Ailes to Wash. Post's Kurtz: In nine years at Fox, “I've never deleted a word, a phrase, a story”

Broder touted Post's flawed Iraq coverage to dismiss “shortsightedness of Mrs. Clinton's complaint” that media has caved to Bush administration

“Media Matters,” week ending June 10, 2005; by Jamison Foser

The Bud Light treatment: 366 days of outrage over one beer can

Matt Walsh: “The people that are destroying the planet, the worst offenders at destroying the planet are non-whites”

San Fransicko author Michael Shellenberger laid out a plan to attack the scientific consensus behind gender-affirming care. Some mainstream outlets took the bait.

Charlie Kirk tells his out-of-state audience to contact Nebraska senators over electoral bill

How right-wing media used a Texas hail storm to bash solar power projects