TIME Wrongly Claims Fox News Is 'The Network That Pioneered Spin'

June 14th, 2020 9:46 PM

Time magazine's Karl Vick offered a fairly positive profile of Chris Wallace in their June 15 issue. But one line wasn't true at all. He claimed Fox News was "the network that pioneered spin." This is ridiculous, since the liberal networks have been spinning furiously from the left for at least 50 years. 

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Time Cover Story Blames Trump for ‘War on Truth,’ ‘Danger’ to Press

December 11th, 2018 3:48 PM
In the cover story for Time magazine’s Person of the Year issue, writer Karl Vick explained the publication’s decision to name journalists as persons of the year. Amid highlighting the plight of murdered or imprisoned reporters in dictatorships around the world, Vick interwove repeated jabs at President Trump, blaming the American leader for launching a “war on truth” that has endangered the free…
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On CBS, Time's Vick Pushes Spin Against Israel on Jerusalem

May 13th, 2018 8:08 PM
Appearing as a guest on CBS This Morning Saturday, Time magazine editor at large Karl Vick painted the Israeli government as being to blame because a two-state solution has never been attained during alleged "peacemaker" Mahmoud Abbas's tenure as Palestinian Authority president.
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Morning Joe Keeps Pounding Team Obama for Ignoring US Hostages in Iran

November 5th, 2015 1:54 PM
Thursday’s Morning Joe featured a discussion on the Iranian deal and hostages in Iran. Late into the segment, Mika Brzezinski inquired of Vali Nasr on whether he was surprised the hostages weren't part of the deal. Nasr, who served as a State Department official in the Obama administration, and Karl Vick, of Time Magazine, both expressed a lack of surprise for getting the hostages. Joe…

Denial Isn't Just a River in Egypt: Time Magazine Treats New Egyptian

November 29th, 2012 12:48 PM
As we at NewsBusters have noted, the media's coverage of Mohammed Morsi's self-appointment as virtual dictator in Egypt has been dreadful. Surely TIME magazine would be a little more hard-hitting, right? Wrong. Despite having the benefit of three reporters on the byline -- Richard Stengel, Bobby Ghosh and Karl Vick --  none of those men posed a really hard-hitting question and all of them let…