A Washington Post investigation found that a war story frequently told by 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden on the campaign trail was false in nearly every detail. 
MSNBC analyst Richard Stengel said he didn't think anyone should be "rooting for a recession" Thursday during a discussion of economist fears of a downturn. 
A CNN panel ripped Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) Tuesday for his "dangerous" suggestion that the Washington Post gives him unfair coverage because of influence from billionaire owner Jeff Bezos. 
The Washington Post Fact-Checker gave its harshest rating of Four Pinocchios to a pair of Democratic presidential candidates who claimed black teenager Michael Brown was murdered in 2014 by a white policeman. 
The Washington Post editorial board took aim at 2020 Democratic presidential candidates Senator Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) and Senator Elizabeth Warren (D., Ma.) for pushing policies the editors considered implausible or wrongheaded. 
A Washington Post magazine piece suggested on Tuesday that even President Donald Trump's favorite food, namely hamburgers, was tied to the Russians. 
Did Congresswoman Ilhan Omar (D., Minn.) not endorse a tweet mocking violence against a Republican senator and saying it was "no wonder" it happened? I ask because I distinctly remember writing about it, and seeing it appear on other conservative websites. I can't seem to find anything about it on the dozens of mainstream outlets that you'd think would be on top of something like that. 
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D., N.Y.) ripped Jane Mayer's sympathetic New Yorker report about former Sen. Al Franken's (D., Minn.) resignation for not properly investigating seven of the eight women who accused him of misconduct. 
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D., Minn.) admitted to flubbing the facts of an anecdote she told a large group of students to illustrate the "racism, cruelty, and injustice" she's seen in America since being accepted as a refugee more than two decades ago. 
