Accuracy in Media

Remember Anna Palmer, the “fall-down drunk” reporter for Politico who put her liberal bias on display in June when she went on a tirade against Trump supporters at a downtown D.C. restaurant? She has since become a star of what is becoming an insidious and increasingly influential form of liberal bias – the e-newsletter. Media […]

ESPN continued its descent into what one Twitter user called MSNBC with footballs when Jemele Hill, a co-host for one of the network’s shows, made her feelings about the president clear. “Donald Trump is a white supremacist who has largely surrounded himself w/ other white supremacists,” Hill tweeted.   The pushback came immediately. “Said the […]

On Tuesday, a panel on MSNBC’s Morning Joe blasted the media for its overt anti-Trump bias on Twitter, with co-host Joe Scarborough calling their “end zone dancing” irresponsible. Politico co-founder Jim VandeHei said that while he has always been a defender of the media and thought that accusations of media bias were overdone, that’s out […]

Former MSNBC host Ed Schultz, who was fired last year after posting consistently low ratings, is returning to cable television with a new show, “The News with Ed Schultz,” on Russian propaganda network RT America. Schultz’s show will “focus on exploring issues that most affect working Americans, particularly within the context of the upcoming U.S. […]

Last month 43 Catholic institutions across America joined together to defend the First Amendment and filed a total of 12 lawsuits against the Administration in order to protect the right to freedom of religion on behalf of all Americans. This is the most significant religious lawsuit in U.S. history and Christian leaders all across America […]

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An internal memo penned by the Associated Press’ Managing Editor Mike Oreskes was leaked and featured on sites such as The Huffington Post and Gawker this morning. As an effort to keep up with the rapidly increasing news cycle, Oreskes is now offering a new direction for the wire service. The new plan of action […]

The Associated Press clamped down on employees using Twitter with some new guidance on how they can use the social media site when retweeting. Retweets, like tweets, should not be written in a way that looks like you’re expressing a personal opinion on the issues of the day. A retweet with no comment of your […]

In an interview with Jeff Bercovici of Forbes, MSNBC president Phil Griffin praised Fox News for the “incredible” job they have done, though he thinks they are far more ideologically biased than his network. Bercovici sat down with Griffin on the eve of the cable news network’s 15th anniversary. When asked about Fox and its […]

The White House Press Office has denied the Boston Herald full access to President Obama’s Boston fundraiser today because they weren’t sure the paper would cover the event fairly in light of a front-page editorial by Mitt Romney that was published recently. In response to the access request, White House spokesman Matt Lehrich told the […]