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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 Milbank distorted Clinton quote, while claiming "[i]t was very nearly a case of Too Much Information"

12/19/07 3:33 PM EST
Wash. Post's Eggen called Zubaydah a “senior Al-Qaeda suspect[],” ignored own report questioning his significance

12/19/07 3:05 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
Wash. Post's Balz asserted Giuliani "[a]t odds" with GOP “on abortion, guns and gays,” despite moving to the right on those issues

12/16/07 6:13 PM EST
Wash. Post's Givhan suggested political motivation for Obama's choice of tie colors

12/14/07 3:54 PM EST
Wash. Post's Solomon ignored Planned Parenthood support for Obama's abortion votes

12/14/07 1:20 PM EST
Misleading Face the State headline suggested Post article reported on movement to restrict “legal sale of firearms”

12/13/07 5:10 PM EST
Wash. Post claimed “congressional approval ratings ... a notch below Bush's,” but Post poll says Dems above Bush

12/13/07 2:45 PM EST
In “Front-runners” profile of Edwards, four Wash. Post pieces mentioned expensive haircuts

12/11/07 1:14 PM EST
Reporting that Romney “asserts his firm belief in the separation of church and state,” Wash. Post did not note attack on “religion of secularism”

12/10/07 7:36 PM EST
Wash. Post uncritically reported Huckabee's false claim that “in 1992 there was much confusion about how AIDS was spread”

12/09/07 5:25 PM EST
Ignoring polling to the contrary, Ignatius asserted there's a “nagging uneasiness” about having both Clintons back in the White House

12/09/07 5:19 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 Milbank distorted Clinton quote, while claiming "[i]t was very nearly a case of Too Much Information"

Wash. Post's Eggen called Zubaydah a “senior Al-Qaeda suspect[],” ignored own report questioning his significance

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

Wash. Post's Balz asserted Giuliani "[a]t odds" with GOP “on abortion, guns and gays,” despite moving to the right on those issues

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

Wash. Post's Solomon ignored Planned Parenthood support for Obama's abortion votes

Misleading Face the State headline suggested Post article reported on movement to restrict “legal sale of firearms”

Wash. Post claimed “congressional approval ratings ... a notch below Bush's,” but Post poll says Dems above Bush

In “Front-runners” profile of Edwards, four Wash. Post pieces mentioned expensive haircuts

Reporting that Romney “asserts his firm belief in the separation of church and state,” Wash. Post did not note attack on “religion of secularism”

Wash. Post uncritically reported Huckabee's false claim that “in 1992 there was much confusion about how AIDS was spread”

Ignoring polling to the contrary, Ignatius asserted there's a “nagging uneasiness” about having both Clintons back in the White House