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“Media Matters,” week ending December 17; by Jamison Foser

12/17/04 5:44 PM EST
CBS shortchanged Social Security's future

12/16/04 5:32 PM EST
Feldstein hugely overstated current tax rate, then called for tax cut

12/16/04 3:17 PM EST
Bush-Cheney 04 cheerleader Kerik: What should the media have known and when should they have known it?

12/16/04 2:23 PM EST
Media failed to question Kerik's “nanny problem”

12/14/04 8:54 PM EST
FOX News toes GOP line, using the term “partial birth abortion”

12/13/04 12:17 PM EST
Media reports pave the way for Social Security privatization

12/10/04 6:32 PM EST
Hume, Angle mocked NY Times for predicting Treasury secretary would leave, but FOX reported same thing

12/09/04 6:17 PM EST
Wash. Times equated Reid's criticism of Clarence Thomas with Lott's praise of Strom Thurmond's segregationist campaign

12/09/04 5:43 PM EST
Matthews's “how-to guide for dealing with media bias” equated WSJ editorial page, NPR

12/06/04 3:44 PM EST
AP allowed Starr to dodge blame for going after Clinton on Lewinsky

12/03/04 6:29 PM EST
“Media Matters,” week ending December 3; by Jamison Foser

12/03/04 2:16 PM EST
CBS, NBC rejected United Church of Christ ad as “too controversial,” despite networks' past airing of advocacy ads

12/01/04 2:36 PM EST
CNN correspondent labeled Safire's smear of Hillary Clinton “journalism”

11/30/04 2:51 PM EST
Another skewed Chris Matthews Show panel

11/29/04 11:56 AM EST
Media allowed conservative religious leaders to define “moral values”; In five days following election, conservative religious figures made 15 media appearances to progressive religious leaders' five

11/24/04 11:04 AM EST
Blitzer defended media coverage of Lewinsky investigation, ignored widespread failings

11/23/04 11:13 AM EST
Exchange between Clinton, Jennings on scandals and investigations

11/23/04 10:56 AM EST

“Media Matters,” week ending December 17; by Jamison Foser

CBS shortchanged Social Security's future

Feldstein hugely overstated current tax rate, then called for tax cut

Bush-Cheney 04 cheerleader Kerik: What should the media have known and when should they have known it?

Media failed to question Kerik's “nanny problem”

FOX News toes GOP line, using the term “partial birth abortion”

Media reports pave the way for Social Security privatization

Hume, Angle mocked NY Times for predicting Treasury secretary would leave, but FOX reported same thing

Wash. Times equated Reid's criticism of Clarence Thomas with Lott's praise of Strom Thurmond's segregationist campaign

Matthews's “how-to guide for dealing with media bias” equated WSJ editorial page, NPR

AP allowed Starr to dodge blame for going after Clinton on Lewinsky

“Media Matters,” week ending December 3; by Jamison Foser

CBS, NBC rejected United Church of Christ ad as “too controversial,” despite networks' past airing of advocacy ads

CNN correspondent labeled Safire's smear of Hillary Clinton “journalism”

Another skewed Chris Matthews Show panel

Media allowed conservative religious leaders to define “moral values”; In five days following election, conservative religious figures made 15 media appearances to progressive religious leaders' five

Blitzer defended media coverage of Lewinsky investigation, ignored widespread failings

Exchange between Clinton, Jennings on scandals and investigations

Far-right figures and white nationalists celebrate Elon Musk’s antisemitic post: “What we were saying in Charlottesville”

Paul Pelosi attacker was fan of Tim Pool, Glenn Beck, others in right-wing media

Charlie Kirk defends Elon Musk's antisemitism: “Some of the largest financiers of left-wing anti-white causes have been Jewish Americans”

Right-wing media attack Speaker Mike Johnson and House Republicans over government funding deal

Anti-abortion and right-wing media figures explain away GOP election losses by asserting a 15-week ban isn’t extreme enough