Accuracy in Media

The White House put doughnuts out for the White House press pool after a New York Times Magazine profile of advisor Ben Rhodes, who was very critical toward the press and boasted that he fooled them on the Iran deal.

In light of Obama advisor Ben Rhodes’ boasting (where he fooled the media into parroting the administration’s propaganda), Nebraska GOP U.S. Senator Ben Sasse penned a great op-ed on it. Photo by Gage Skidmore

Ben Rhodes’ profile in the New York Times led to significant blowback over the Obama administration’s willing deception over the Iran deal, but the White House says that narrative is false. Photo by U.S. Embassy Jakarta, Indonesia

In an interview in the Sunday New York Times Magazine, “CBS This Morning” co-host Gayle King  predicts that the network will give the show two years before trying something different. NYT: CBS’s morning shows have been in third place for nearly three decades now, and many people believe that a lack of chemistry among its […]