A Playboy journalist who went to bat for disgraced former representative Katie Hill (D., Calif.) after her resignation failed to disclose that they were dating at the time her scandal became public. 
Axios is running ads from Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg that are disguised as reported news stories, part of a controversial practice known as "native advertising." 
Democratic presidential frontrunner Bernie Sanders has come under fire from the media for defending Fidel Castro, but some of the news outlets criticizing Sanders offered similar praise for Castro in their 2016 obituaries for the Cuban dictator.
A Washington Free Beacon analysis finds that cable news networks mentioned convicted Trump associate Roger Stone nearly 15 times as often as George Washington on Washington's birthday. 
Google gave hundreds of thousands of dollars to the Young Turks as others have distanced themselves from the progressive YouTube series over its founder’s denials of the Armenian genocide and other offensive comments.
Washington Free Beacon founding editor Matthew Continetti on Sunday said the left-leaning media is "demoralized" and backed into a double standard over their coverage of the Senate's impeachment hearing. 
Newsweek ran a piece attacking The Five's Greg Gutfeld for claiming President Donald Trump would cure coronavirus, evidently failing to recognize that the Fox News host was joking. 
Hundreds of media outlets cited a healthcare expert's attacks on Big Pharma without mentioning that he was being paid six-figure sums by lawyers suing drug companies. 
CNN has remained silent about a contributor's viral tweet that misleadingly claimed to relay a conversation between Republican senators. 
A Denver Post columnist says he was fired after disputing the idea that there are more than two sexes. 