OOPS. New York Times Corrects Their Hillary Clinton Lie
The "paper of record" claimed the former Secretary of State said that the Russians were grooming a Democratic candidate for a third party run. Spoiler. That is not what she said.
The New York Times Is Destroying Democracy, Part The Infinite
Whither the Public Editor? The New York Times buries the critical lede in a story about Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh and shows once again, they no longer deserve the title of "Paper of Record" for the nation.
Why Can't The Media Be Honest About Trump's Racism?
There is no more obvious trait held by Donald Trump, yet the media will turn themselves into pretzels to avoid saying the obvious.
Watch The Video That Proves Fox News Scripted Republican Questions For Mueller
It appears the House Republicans have outsourced all their strategic thinking to Sean Hannity
Sorry, Ivanka, You're Still A Pariah At Cocktail Parties
The First Daughter uses the media to claim a sense of humanity not seen in the Trump family, but the taint of cruelty extends to her as well.
The New York Times Is Destroying Democracy
From the elimination of the Public Editor to their overweening both-siderism, The New York Times is the perfect evidence of how the media enables the Republican Party to kill democracy by a thousand cuts.
Fox Turns A Blind Eye To Hannity’s Fake News ‘Reporters’
Despite being told by management to not use the term, Sean Hannity still refers to his propagandists as 'reporters.' Donald Trump isn't the only one who thinks rules don't apply to him.
The New York Times Proves Again They're In The Pocket Of Trump--UPDATED
The New York Times frames an article on Hope Hicks in a way that displays an utter disregard for the rule of law. How Trumpian of them.
Jeffrey Toobin Expresses Regret For The Way He Covered Hillary Clinton In 2016
Jeffrey Toobin acknowledges his part in the dangerous false equivalencies that altered the country.
Full Frontal Slams The Media For Their False Balance Framing
Since the White House Correspondents Association Dinner ostensibly celebrates the close and cozy relationship between DC journalists and the subjects they report on, Sam Bee offers a little primer on how they could actually try to improve their journalism instead of their relationships with politicians.
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