The New York Times incorrectly reported that a college football head coach and outspoken Trump supporter will be the chief diversity and inclusion officer in the Biden administration. 
This week, politicians and pundits from Pramila Jayapal to Rachel Maddow had their history books out, comparing events like the Civil War and the 9/11 terrorist attacks to the Capitol riot that occurred last week. 
The New York Times falsely claimed in a Tuesday piece on the death of Sheldon Adelson that the United States's decision to move its Israeli embassy to Jerusalem "led to unrest across the Middle East." 
Rep. Brian Mast (R., Fla.), a U.S. Army veteran who lost both his legs serving in Afghanistan, slammed CNN host Jake Tapper on Wednesday for questioning his “commitment” to fighting for democracy in the United States.
CNN anchor Brianna Keilar called Florida governor Ron DeSantis (R.) an "ass" on Tuesday after he sparred with a reporter about his state's vaccine distribution. 
Most professional journos have spent the last few weeks congratulating themselves for having “survived” the Trump years. As CNN’s Jim Acosta wrote in his bestselling memoir, it was “a dangerous time to tell the truth in America.” He would know. In 2018, Acosta’s White House press pass was briefly suspended after he grappled with a female intern who attempted to take his microphone.
CNN's Kate Bolduan anchored her show Thursday in a $380 cashmere sweater bearing the network's "Facts First" slogan. 
After years of wall-to-wall news coverage of the intemperate messages the president is tapping out on his phone, we’re about to get a break. 
ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos, a prolific Clinton Foundation donor and former Clinton White House aide, gave actress Julia Louis-Dreyfuss an uncritical platform Friday to hawk a Democratic fundraising event and directed viewers to a website hosted by ActBlue, a Democratic fundraising platform. 
President-elect Joe Biden managed to win praise from CNN anchor Chris Cuomo for breaking his foot. 