Accuracy in Media

One would assume that the decrease in illegal immigration, as a study from the Pew Research Center pointed out, would be due to President Trump’s tough immigration rhetoric and policy proposals. The Wall Street Journal correctly stated, “The census data used in the Pew report were recorded before Mr. Trump’s presidential campaign gained steam and […]

CNN, hardly a source of neutral, fair or balanced news reporting and punditry, took a shot at the conservative media. Some of the news organizations named are LifeZette, Wall Street Journal, The Weekly Standard, but CNN saved most of its criticism for Fox News (a chief competitor and one that CNN has not come close […]

Possibly after being shamed by President Donald Trump, major (and liberal) media news outlets actually used the name for the annual ‘March for Life’ in the headlines of their articles. Yet, the articles also refrained from using the name “pro-life” that pro-life activists use to describe themselves, and focused on using “anti-abortion” to describe the […]

Is it harassment, or not? A man found Ivanka Trump on a JetBlue flight in coach so he could go after her for her father’s presidential campaign. Daniel Goldstein is a gay lawyer and his husband, a professor at Hunter College, tweeted out Goldstein’s goal of finding Ivanka Trump. Really @mattlasner why did you delete this tweet […]

As our editor Cliff Kincaid mentioned on a Bias Buzz podcast several weeks ago, President-Elect Donald Trump should consider putting online conservative media, such as Accuracy in Media, into the White House briefing room. Ari Fleischer, former White House press secretary for George W. Bush, echoed similar sentiments in the Wall Street Journal: The Associated […]

It’s a really interesting read over at the Wall Street Journal. Photo by eyekungfu

They need safecrackers so they can get their gold coins to fund their country, albeit it is broken up into two halves (one run by the Islamic State and other groups and the other by a transitional government). Photo by Neil Weightman

Jill Watson was a teaching assistant programmed to help students in one of Georgia Tech’s courses and few students, if any, knew about it.

The Wall Street Journal called it an “insurmountable lead” for Trump and his bid to become the GOP nominee, but many in the media forget that the narrative changes from primary result to primary result. As the old adage goes, it’s not over until the fat lady sings.

Couldn’t have worded it better than the Wall Street Journal: George Mason University School of Law, named after a founding father known for his refusal to sign the Constitution, is renaming itself after a man famed for a strict adherence to its words: Justice Antonin Scalia. George Mason University’s Board of Visitors, who are appointed […]