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Fox 31 reported Republican criticism of Ritter's employee partnership order, but provided no response from supporters

11/06/07 4:42 PM EST
Kathleen Parker falsely claimed President Clinton “ordered all records kept under seal until 2012”

11/06/07 4:18 PM EST
Boyles in his new Glendale Cherry Creek Chronicle column: “I don't bend over for the politically correct Vaseline”

11/05/07 4:49 PM EST
Russert -- followed by NPR's Liasson -- misrepresented Clinton letter to National Archives

11/05/07 4:15 PM EST
Krauthammer falsely claimed Obama's Iran policy “takes all aggression, all threats, everything serious off the table”

11/05/07 2:03 PM EST
On PBS, Slate's Dickerson claimed GOP can say “Democrats are going to raise taxes” with AMT fix

11/04/07 4:28 PM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

11/02/07 8:21 PM EDT
Blitzer cited “this notion that the Democrats are weak when it comes to national security” -- not according to polling

11/02/07 6:51 PM EDT
On CNN, West asserted waterboarding is “not torture,” claimed, "[Y]ou wake up feeling fine the next day"

11/02/07 4:57 PM EDT
NRO's Goldberg falsely claimed Clinton said Republicans are “tougher on terrorism than Democrats”

11/02/07 2:56 PM EDT
Politico claimed "[o]ther recent polls ... placed Giuliani ahead of Clinton" but did not report which ones

11/01/07 4:18 PM EDT
Wash. Post quoted Rep. Putnam saying Bush “longs for” bipartisanship, ignored Putnam's false attacks on Democrats

11/01/07 12:45 PM EDT
Cavuto failed to challenge Giuliani's “meaningless” statistics on prostate cancer

10/31/07 4:44 PM EDT
Citing new G.I. Joe movie, Glenn Beck warned of a possible “one-world-government nightmare”

10/31/07 4:15 PM EDT
Kondracke: Waterboarding “doesn't result in any lasting damage”

10/31/07 12:16 PM EDT
NY Times' Brooks falsely asserted “Democrats do as well among top earners as Republicans”

10/31/07 11:01 AM EDT
MSNBC's Carlson falsely claimed he does not “touch” Bill Clinton's “sex life”

10/30/07 6:51 PM EDT
NY Times quotes 2005 blog post claiming Obama compared himself to Christ

10/30/07 5:55 PM EDT

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Fox 31 reported Republican criticism of Ritter's employee partnership order, but provided no response from supporters

Kathleen Parker falsely claimed President Clinton “ordered all records kept under seal until 2012”

Boyles in his new Glendale Cherry Creek Chronicle column: “I don't bend over for the politically correct Vaseline”

Russert -- followed by NPR's Liasson -- misrepresented Clinton letter to National Archives

Krauthammer falsely claimed Obama's Iran policy “takes all aggression, all threats, everything serious off the table”

On PBS, Slate's Dickerson claimed GOP can say “Democrats are going to raise taxes” with AMT fix

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

Blitzer cited “this notion that the Democrats are weak when it comes to national security” -- not according to polling

On CNN, West asserted waterboarding is “not torture,” claimed, "[Y]ou wake up feeling fine the next day"

NRO's Goldberg falsely claimed Clinton said Republicans are “tougher on terrorism than Democrats”

Politico claimed "[o]ther recent polls ... placed Giuliani ahead of Clinton" but did not report which ones

Wash. Post quoted Rep. Putnam saying Bush “longs for” bipartisanship, ignored Putnam's false attacks on Democrats

Cavuto failed to challenge Giuliani's “meaningless” statistics on prostate cancer

Citing new G.I. Joe movie, Glenn Beck warned of a possible “one-world-government nightmare”

Kondracke: Waterboarding “doesn't result in any lasting damage”

NY Times' Brooks falsely asserted “Democrats do as well among top earners as Republicans”

MSNBC's Carlson falsely claimed he does not “touch” Bill Clinton's “sex life”

NY Times quotes 2005 blog post claiming Obama compared himself to Christ

Trump insider Mike Davis: “I'm going to be Trump's viceroy of D.C. because I don't like democracy”

Fox's Mark Levin: Dearborn and “other parts of the country with heavy populations of Muslims and Arabs” are ”no-go zones"

Media Matters’ Evlondo Cooper joins FAIR's weekly radio program CounterSpin to discuss broadcast news climate coverage in 2023

Mifepristone is safe. Journalists shouldn’t allow Erin Hawley to suggest otherwise.

North Carolina superintendent nominee has worked for a group that's promoted school shooting, 9/11, and Hitler conspiracy theories