'newshounds.us' Their motto is: "We watch FOX so you don't have to". Fox News Caught Lying Again and Again . . .

Source: http://rawstory.com/2009/12/day-convenient-fox-flub/

They ignore other's titles and characterizations and explanations; they rely upon evidence and call black, 'black,' and white, 'white.' News persons, or, those who take it upon themselves to report news, must be accurate. Accurate depictions are solely achieved by employment of proper words derived from dictionary definition and rationality and common sense. What would be called an 'error' done by any other news network displaying an inaccurate chyron or graphic, is called such because those networks have a long standing, clear record of displaying accurate chyrons and graphics. Thus we credit those networks with having a motive to be accurate and attribute a rare in accuracy as a "flub," or 'error,' or 'mistake.'

In this case, The Fox News organization has shown an extended clear record of biased and false chyrons and graphics. More so, this record is in direct contravention of industry standards both current and historical. Further, this record directly aligns with what has been identified as a long standing bias on the part of that network. Another in a series of Fox News falsities cannot logically or truthfully be called a "flub," as it is called in The Raw Story's headline. It is not an innocent inaccuracy; it was done deliberately. It is not a "flub," an "error," a "mistake," "another flub," "another error" or "another mistake." It is 'another lie' and must be called such: Another Fox Lie that Deliberately Distorts Democrats .

http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/americas/09/05/katrina.cuba/index.html

"...HAVANA, Cuba (CNN) -- Cuban President Fidel Castro told more than 1,500 doctors Sunday night that American officials had made "absolutely no response" to his offer to send them to the U.S. Gulf Coast to help victims of Hurricane Katrina. ..."

http://rawstory.com/2010/01/fox-false-report-uncorrected/

In an online news story entitled "US Spearheads Global Response to Haiti Earthquake," Fox reported that "one geographically close country is conspicuously absent from the roster of helping hands. Cuba, which had evacuated some of its residents as a precaution in case the earthquake triggered a tsunami, has so far not offered any assistance publicly to its devastated island neighbor."

"The opposite is the case," reports Tony Iltis at Green Left Online. "At the time the earthquake struck, Cuba already had 344 doctors and paramedics working in Haiti. Also, in the past 12 years 450 young Haitians have graduated as doctors from Cuban colleges, free of charge."