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NY Times mischaracterized opposition to Stevens's ANWR plan

12/16/05 4:52 PM EST
Blame Canada! Cavuto: "[H]ave the Canadians gotten a little too big for their britches?"

12/16/05 4:29 PM EST
Fox News' Kilmeade: Sting would “be happy” in the Brazilian rainforest “raising money for those with plates in their lips”

12/15/05 12:40 PM EST
Wash. Times cited outdated, incomplete polling data on Iraq war

12/07/05 4:05 PM EST
Ignoring a prior article, NY Times reported WH claim that Bush “never tried to single out Louisiana for blame”

12/05/05 12:50 PM EST
LA Times left unchallenged ANWR drilling supporters' misleading claim that refuge contains “10 billion barrels” of oil

11/10/05 1:58 PM EST
Limbaugh wrongly claimed that gasoline “was $1.29 ... [s]even months ago”

11/09/05 11:45 AM EST
Media Matters for America Applauds Resignation of Corporation for Public Broadcasting board member, former chairman Kenneth Tomlinson

11/04/05 2:20 PM EST
NY Times included Republicans' claim minimizing impact of ANWR drilling, omitted Democratic rebuttal

11/03/05 7:42 PM EST
NY Times ignored actual oil survey, previous Times reporting; overstated refuge's oil “reserves” to be 10 billion barrels

10/20/05 6:43 PM EDT
O'Reilly omitted key parts of Dallas Morning News column in attack on writer

10/19/05 5:45 PM EDT
O'Reilly excused Bush's Katrina response: “maybe he's exhausted”

10/18/05 2:56 PM EDT
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

10/14/05 8:11 PM EDT
USA Today cited Power Line's Hinderaker criticizing media for spreading rumors about New Orleans post-Katrina, but his blog did it too

10/11/05 6:06 PM EDT
Dobson: Same-sex marriage would lead to “marriage between daddies and little girls ... between a man and his donkey”

10/07/05 3:03 PM EDT
Wash. Post 's criticism of sensationalist Katrina coverage focused on CNN, ignored Fox

10/06/05 6:59 PM EDT
News outlets highlighted Bush's call for fuel conservation, failed to note that it contradicts administration record

09/28/05 4:07 PM EDT
WSJ baselessly attacked Time for launching “politically motivated attack” on FDA official

09/28/05 1:18 PM EDT

NY Times mischaracterized opposition to Stevens's ANWR plan

Blame Canada! Cavuto: "[H]ave the Canadians gotten a little too big for their britches?"

Fox News' Kilmeade: Sting would “be happy” in the Brazilian rainforest “raising money for those with plates in their lips”

Wash. Times cited outdated, incomplete polling data on Iraq war

Ignoring a prior article, NY Times reported WH claim that Bush “never tried to single out Louisiana for blame”

LA Times left unchallenged ANWR drilling supporters' misleading claim that refuge contains “10 billion barrels” of oil

Limbaugh wrongly claimed that gasoline “was $1.29 ... [s]even months ago”

Media Matters for America Applauds Resignation of Corporation for Public Broadcasting board member, former chairman Kenneth Tomlinson

NY Times included Republicans' claim minimizing impact of ANWR drilling, omitted Democratic rebuttal

NY Times ignored actual oil survey, previous Times reporting; overstated refuge's oil “reserves” to be 10 billion barrels

O'Reilly omitted key parts of Dallas Morning News column in attack on writer

O'Reilly excused Bush's Katrina response: “maybe he's exhausted”

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

USA Today cited Power Line's Hinderaker criticizing media for spreading rumors about New Orleans post-Katrina, but his blog did it too

Dobson: Same-sex marriage would lead to “marriage between daddies and little girls ... between a man and his donkey”

Wash. Post 's criticism of sensationalist Katrina coverage focused on CNN, ignored Fox

News outlets highlighted Bush's call for fuel conservation, failed to note that it contradicts administration record

WSJ baselessly attacked Time for launching “politically motivated attack” on FDA official

Steve Bannon accuses MSNBC producers of being “part of a vast criminal conspiracy against President Trump”

Steve Bannon on Trump's return in January: “We're going to burn some of these institutions down to the ground”

Media Matters weekly newsletter, November 15

Bannon on Sen. John Cornyn saying he wants to see the Matt Gaetz ethics report: “You either get with the program, brother, or you're going to finish third in your primary”

On Newsmax, Monica Crowley says about Trump's cabinet nominations: “We have not seen this kind of talent pool since the Founding Fathers”