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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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Four of six major papers left out prescient warnings in coverage of 2002 Iraq war vote

12/04/06 6:15 PM EST
Wash. Post uncritically cited Will's distortion of Post's reporting on Bush/Webb exchange

12/04/06 1:27 PM EST
American Spectator, Scarborough echoed George Will's dishonest attack on Sen.-elect Webb

12/01/06 7:12 PM EST
Wash. Post headline -- “Bush, Maliki Put off Meeting” -- inconsistent with article saying Iraqis, Jordanians called off talks

11/30/06 3:30 PM EST
Wash. Post identified Harman as “strong-on-defense” Democrat

11/30/06 11:23 AM EST
Wash. Post's Ignatius cast Hagel as among earliest “national politician[s]” to criticize Iraq war, ignoring his support for 2002 war resolution

11/29/06 4:50 PM EST
Asserting incoming Senate GOP leader's “conciliatory” tone, Wash. Post article left out GOP's dumping of unfinished spending bills on Democrats

11/29/06 3:36 PM EST
Print reports portrayed Medicare drug price reform as problematic for Democrats, ignoring internal drug memo laying out industry concerns

11/28/06 3:47 PM EST
Wash. Post reported Bush's “opening message since the election has been one of conciliation,” ignored partisan maneuvering

11/27/06 4:59 PM EST
Reporting McCain's call for more troops in Iraq, LA Times, Wash. Post didn't mention Abizaid's criticisms

11/20/06 7:41 PM EST
Wash. Post: McCain's Iraq proposal “more measured” than Democrats' -- but article ignored significant questions regarding its feasibility

11/15/06 2:27 PM EST
Kurtz continuing pattern of using questions to advance GOP talking points and suggest “liberal media bias”

11/14/06 3:41 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

Four of six major papers left out prescient warnings in coverage of 2002 Iraq war vote

Wash. Post uncritically cited Will's distortion of Post's reporting on Bush/Webb exchange

American Spectator, Scarborough echoed George Will's dishonest attack on Sen.-elect Webb

Wash. Post headline -- “Bush, Maliki Put off Meeting” -- inconsistent with article saying Iraqis, Jordanians called off talks

Wash. Post identified Harman as “strong-on-defense” Democrat

Wash. Post's Ignatius cast Hagel as among earliest “national politician[s]” to criticize Iraq war, ignoring his support for 2002 war resolution

Asserting incoming Senate GOP leader's “conciliatory” tone, Wash. Post article left out GOP's dumping of unfinished spending bills on Democrats

Print reports portrayed Medicare drug price reform as problematic for Democrats, ignoring internal drug memo laying out industry concerns

Wash. Post reported Bush's “opening message since the election has been one of conciliation,” ignored partisan maneuvering

Reporting McCain's call for more troops in Iraq, LA Times, Wash. Post didn't mention Abizaid's criticisms

Wash. Post: McCain's Iraq proposal “more measured” than Democrats' -- but article ignored significant questions regarding its feasibility

Kurtz continuing pattern of using questions to advance GOP talking points and suggest “liberal media bias”