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Study: NY Times, Wash. Post quote more than twice as many Republicans as Democrats in political coverage

07/20/18 8:47 AM EDT
STUDY: NY Times, Wash. Post coverage of caravan plummets after midterms

11/14/18 4:07 PM EST
The Wash. Post Has A Lobbyist As A Writer; Here Are 12 Times They Didn't Disclose Conflicts Of Interest

04/21/17 12:54 PM EDT

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Wash. Post's Bacon reported only Obama's denials of madrassa smear, not media debunkings

11/29/07 3:00 PM EST
Wash. Post article highlighted review of Post columnist Gerson's book but omitted specific plagiarism allegation

11/26/07 6:16 PM EST
Kornblut claimed Clinton change in rhetoric on health care plan, but offered no evidence

11/26/07 4:54 PM EST
Wash. Post's Hiatt distorted Obama's education remarks, touted McCain's “principles”

11/26/07 4:22 PM EST
Wash. Post “analysis” lists Osama bin Laden as a past -- not a present -- Bush “foil,” despite U.S. failure to capture him

11/20/07 6:23 PM EST
CNN's Cafferty, Wash. Post's Murray left out GOP filibuster in reports on Democrats' failed Iraq legislation

11/19/07 4:22 PM EST
Wash. Post article called Giuliani “America's mayor,” referred to his “triumphal leadership on Sept. 11”

11/18/07 5:04 PM EST
Kurtz quoted McCain campaign email, but didn't note its false claim about “bitch” comment

11/15/07 5:33 PM EST
Broder's “difficult question” that “lingers ... unasked” about purported “dual presidency” was asked -- by his own paper

11/15/07 1:35 PM EST
Wash Post. again falsely claimed Bill Clinton accused Democrats of " 'Swift boat'-style piling-on"

11/14/07 11:10 AM EST
Wash. Post's Kurtz pointed out “liberal bloggers[']” criticism of Russert debate performance, but not Russert's faulty questions

11/13/07 6:24 PM EST
Wash. Post's Kornblut claimed that at debate, Hillary Clinton “seemed to contradict” Bill Clinton letter on presidential records -- but it was Russert who misrepresented letter

11/09/07 3:22 PM EST

Featured

Study: NY Times, Wash. Post quote more than twice as many Republicans as Democrats in political coverage

STUDY: NY Times, Wash. Post coverage of caravan plummets after midterms

The Wash. Post Has A Lobbyist As A Writer; Here Are 12 Times They Didn't Disclose Conflicts Of Interest

The Latest

Wash. Post's Bacon reported only Obama's denials of madrassa smear, not media debunkings

Wash. Post article highlighted review of Post columnist Gerson's book but omitted specific plagiarism allegation

Kornblut claimed Clinton change in rhetoric on health care plan, but offered no evidence

Wash. Post's Hiatt distorted Obama's education remarks, touted McCain's “principles”

Wash. Post “analysis” lists Osama bin Laden as a past -- not a present -- Bush “foil,” despite U.S. failure to capture him

CNN's Cafferty, Wash. Post's Murray left out GOP filibuster in reports on Democrats' failed Iraq legislation

Wash. Post article called Giuliani “America's mayor,” referred to his “triumphal leadership on Sept. 11”

Kurtz quoted McCain campaign email, but didn't note its false claim about “bitch” comment

Broder's “difficult question” that “lingers ... unasked” about purported “dual presidency” was asked -- by his own paper

Wash Post. again falsely claimed Bill Clinton accused Democrats of " 'Swift boat'-style piling-on"

Wash. Post's Kurtz pointed out “liberal bloggers[']” criticism of Russert debate performance, but not Russert's faulty questions

Wash. Post's Kornblut claimed that at debate, Hillary Clinton “seemed to contradict” Bill Clinton letter on presidential records -- but it was Russert who misrepresented letter