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This Stewart fellow is really, really good at pointing out hypocrisy.
Well, we can still debate whether it's fair or balanced, but Fox News is the network America trusts more than any other, according to a new poll...
Same old, same old: Fox News snuck some footage from Sacramento into a report on the Madison protests to make them look more violent.
Yet another reason you should never, ever watch Fox News.
Fox News used footage from last year's CPAC straw poll and represented it as being from this year.
We've put together a gallery to show Fox & Friends that not all people of color have the same skin.
We all make mistakes. From time to time, even the most venerable people and institutions will, in a moment of weakness, say or do something...
Nic Robertson says Fox News is completely incorrect about him and others being used as "human shields."
Want to know what kind of marching orders the reporters get at Fox News? Media Matters got its hands on a leaked internal memo.
Times Square, Central Park, and other public places in New York are now smoke free. Is it fair?
The average American watched nearly 40 hours of television a week in 2010. And he watched a lot of Fox News and Univision.
We're a third of the way into the GOOD month-long "no soap" challenge, and we're not stinky at all. Hypothesis confirmed, so far.
It's people on the subway with no pants on. They have underpants on though, so don't get any ideas.
A new app brings a far-reaching global event down to earth.
Local media is calling it a "war on cars." This chart shows that if it is a "war," the cars are winning.
The feel-good environmental story of the day is actually a tale of woeful municipal stupidity in Reno, Nevada.
Students from six New Orleans high schools say that when it comes to post-Katrina reform, it's far too soon to declare "mission accomplished".
Are registries the worst way to manage convicted sex offenders?
If you promise to vote in the upcoming election, you can download this cover of Bob Dylan's "I Shall be Released." It's a collaboration...
Learn about St. Bernard Project, one of the most recognized and inspiring organizations dedicated to rebuilding homes after Katrina.
