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Matthews, repeatedly using “cocaine,” falsely asserted Clinton strategist “raised drugs”

12/17/07 5:41 PM EST
Ignoring key bill, Wash. Post's Milbank attempted to refute Obama's statement that he “expanded health care in Illinois”

12/17/07 3:17 PM EST
MSNBC's Hall referred to McCain and Lieberman as “maverick[s]”

12/17/07 2:26 PM EST
Wash. Post ignored own reporting in repeating Freeh allegation

12/15/07 2:26 PM EST
Media Matters; by Jamison Foser

12/14/07 9:30 PM EST
Blitzer calls Clinton a “flip-flopper” over coffee preferences

12/14/07 7:59 PM EST
Joe Klein: Earlier in the year, Clinton spoke “from ... her diaphragm. Now she's speaking much more quickly again and through her nose”

12/14/07 7:50 PM EST
Covering lawsuit over mill levy freeze, Colorado news media omitted key facts about freeze and Independence Institute's litigious history

12/14/07 7:42 PM EST
MSNBC's O'Donnell claimed Penn “on his own brought up cocaine” -- but Matthews started conversation

12/14/07 6:55 PM EST
Daily Sentinel reported energy industry's “disapproval” of proposed rule changes for development permits, didn't include supporters' comments

12/14/07 5:21 PM EST
Savage makes degrading comments about House Speaker, other prominent Dem women

12/14/07 4:38 PM EST
CNN's Keilar claimed Congress “stalled” on SCHIP without noting presidential vetoes

12/14/07 4:20 PM EST
O'Reilly: Helen Thomas “is consistently anti-American in her point of view”

12/14/07 4:05 PM EST
Wash. Post's Givhan suggested political motivation for Obama's choice of tie colors

12/14/07 3:54 PM EST
O'Reilly response to assertion that Tim Robbins made “valid” points: so did Nazi official Von Ribbentrop

12/14/07 3:47 PM EST
AP uncritically cited drilling proponent's claim that Roan restrictions would “deprive” state of billions, omitted debate over estimate

12/14/07 3:26 PM EST
Face the State headline distorted news article's quote to add a bogus attack on “liberal[s]”

12/14/07 2:58 PM EST
Savage referred to residents of New Hampshire as “drunks” and “yokels”

12/14/07 1:57 PM EST

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Matthews, repeatedly using “cocaine,” falsely asserted Clinton strategist “raised drugs”

Ignoring key bill, Wash. Post's Milbank attempted to refute Obama's statement that he “expanded health care in Illinois”

MSNBC's Hall referred to McCain and Lieberman as “maverick[s]”

Wash. Post ignored own reporting in repeating Freeh allegation

Media Matters; by Jamison Foser

Blitzer calls Clinton a “flip-flopper” over coffee preferences

Joe Klein: Earlier in the year, Clinton spoke “from ... her diaphragm. Now she's speaking much more quickly again and through her nose”

Covering lawsuit over mill levy freeze, Colorado news media omitted key facts about freeze and Independence Institute's litigious history

MSNBC's O'Donnell claimed Penn “on his own brought up cocaine” -- but Matthews started conversation

Daily Sentinel reported energy industry's “disapproval” of proposed rule changes for development permits, didn't include supporters' comments

Savage makes degrading comments about House Speaker, other prominent Dem women

CNN's Keilar claimed Congress “stalled” on SCHIP without noting presidential vetoes

O'Reilly: Helen Thomas “is consistently anti-American in her point of view”

Wash. Post's Givhan suggested political motivation for Obama's choice of tie colors

O'Reilly response to assertion that Tim Robbins made “valid” points: so did Nazi official Von Ribbentrop

AP uncritically cited drilling proponent's claim that Roan restrictions would “deprive” state of billions, omitted debate over estimate

Face the State headline distorted news article's quote to add a bogus attack on “liberal[s]”

Savage referred to residents of New Hampshire as “drunks” and “yokels”

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

BlazeTV co-host: The 19th Amendment “should be repealed”