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Friday, April 17, 2009

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Here are today's news items from Media Matters for America, click on the title or 'read more' to read the entirety of each story.
Cavuto continues Fox paranoia about DHS report
Neil Cavuto repeatedly advanced the claim that the DHS report detailing potential increases in right-wing extremism targets conservatives simply for holding beliefs contrary to the Obama administration's policies and proposals. In fact, the report does not target conservatives for their beliefs, and Shepard Smith had debunked such claims on Fox News the previous day. Read More
Fox News personalities continue to ignore Bush administration role to slam Obama DHS
Fox News personalities continued to advance the claim that DHS is targeting conservatives and others with the release of its report on right-wing extremism, while ignoring the Bush administration's role and a similar report on left-wing extremism. Read More
On the house: Fox aired 107 ads for its coverage of tea party protests over 10 days
From April 6 to April 15, Fox News aired at least 107 commercial promotions for their coverage of the April 15 tea parties. The majority of all the ads -- 58 -- ran on April 14 and 15. Read More
On Hannity, North falsely claimed DHS says right-wing extremism is "number one threat to American safety"
Oliver North falsely claimed that a recent DHS report concluded that "right-wing extremism is the number one threat to American safety and security." In fact, the report does not make any conclusions about what is the biggest threat to "American safety and security" overall. Read More
Scarborough repeated myth that White House requested Jesus' name be covered up
Joe Scarborough advanced the claim that the White House specifically requested that Jesus' name be covered during President Obama's speech at Georgetown. In fact, the White House reportedly requested that Georgetown cover all signs and symbols on the stage. Read More
Media verdict is in: Fox News driving force behind tea parties
Like local media across the country, major national news outlets noted that Fox News was a driving force behind the April 15 tea parties. Read More
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· McDonald's CEO's comp. rose 44%

· Old Orchard owner expected to pass on General Growth malls

· County CFO quits amid controversy

· Jones Lang CEO declines bonus

· Boeing, rival shouldn't share tanker contract: Gates

· McDonald's CEO sees some 'thawing' in financial markets

· Women's clothier opens temp store at Water Tower

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· Olympics details emerge, and another Stroger flap: Hinz blog

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