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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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Dems win big, progressive policies enjoy broad public support -- but Wash. Post declares nation “right of center”

11/08/06 12:21 PM EST
Print media fail to note that Saddam verdict released two days before U.S. elections despite unfinished judgment

11/06/06 6:57 PM EST
Post's Knickmeyer ignored inconsistency in U.S. officials' denial of having “power to set date[]” of Saddam verdict

11/04/06 3:39 PM EST
Media ignored Bush's pledge to retain Rumsfeld while continuing to play up Kerry story

11/02/06 12:55 PM EST
Media ignored context of Kerry's remarks and acknowledgments by prominent Republicans that Kerry did not mean to insult troops

11/01/06 4:10 PM EST
Wash. Post didn't think Webb novel story was newsworthy until Internet gossip Drudge promoted it

10/28/06 3:02 PM EDT
In reporting that his position “evolved,” Wash. Post ignored Sen. Allen's more recent statements on women in combat

10/23/06 3:03 PM EDT
Wash. Post reported on “comparisons” of Hastert and Reid land deals, ignored key contrasts

10/17/06 4:11 PM EDT
Wash. Post uncritically reported Shays's phony excuse for bringing up Chappaquiddick

10/15/06 4:55 PM EDT
Wash. Post's VandeHei focused only on Dem attack ads, ignored prior reporting on GOP negative advertising

10/13/06 4:45 PM EDT
Media uncritically covered McCain attack on Clinton's North Korea policy, ignored its apparent effectiveness

10/11/06 8:50 PM EDT
Wash. Post uncritically reported GOP's misleading use of Studds scandal, include no Democratic response

10/10/06 7:08 PM EDT

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

Dems win big, progressive policies enjoy broad public support -- but Wash. Post declares nation “right of center”

Print media fail to note that Saddam verdict released two days before U.S. elections despite unfinished judgment

Post's Knickmeyer ignored inconsistency in U.S. officials' denial of having “power to set date[]” of Saddam verdict

Media ignored Bush's pledge to retain Rumsfeld while continuing to play up Kerry story

Media ignored context of Kerry's remarks and acknowledgments by prominent Republicans that Kerry did not mean to insult troops

Wash. Post didn't think Webb novel story was newsworthy until Internet gossip Drudge promoted it

In reporting that his position “evolved,” Wash. Post ignored Sen. Allen's more recent statements on women in combat

Wash. Post reported on “comparisons” of Hastert and Reid land deals, ignored key contrasts

Wash. Post uncritically reported Shays's phony excuse for bringing up Chappaquiddick

Wash. Post's VandeHei focused only on Dem attack ads, ignored prior reporting on GOP negative advertising

Media uncritically covered McCain attack on Clinton's North Korea policy, ignored its apparent effectiveness

Wash. Post uncritically reported GOP's misleading use of Studds scandal, include no Democratic response