Official site: information his syndicated newspaper columns, radio broadcasts, and TV shows. Includes biographical information, message boards, and a member's area.

Presents O'Reilly is an ideological con man through quotes, interview excerpts and commentary.

Examples of how O'Reilly spins within his alleged no-spin zone.

Critical articles, broadcasts, and links, from this media watch group.

Opinion piece by Bakari Akil II: "O'Reilly, in a McCarthy-like fashion, has begun to systematically target African American males."

Opinion piece by Rachel Alexander: "...Bush probably would not have won the election if there were no O'Reilly, and the Republicans did well in this fall's elections because of O'Reilly."

Includes text of complaint filed with New York's State Supreme Court.

Aims to expose O'Reilly as a right-wing spin doctor. Includes news, commentary, and program transcripts.

Cathy Young's article concludes with "I would worry about any member of the audience who doesn't want to yell at O'Reilly at least as often as she wants to cheer him on."

Aims to expose Bill O'Reilly as an ego-driven, biased individual who spreads fear, hate and misunderstanding. Includes news, commentary, anti-Factor gear, and related links.

Michael Giltz's article: "The conservative, argumentative host of Fox News's The O'Reilly Factor favors gay rights laws and gay adoption but does wish that gays would shut up already."

Jeff Dahncke writes: "A best-selling book and a top-rated TV news program haven't changed Bill O'Reilly, Marist Class of '71."

An archive of critical news articles and reports about O'Reilly.

Features O'Reilly's current syndicated column and an archive of previous ones.

Moyers refutes assertions that O'Reilly made about him in a broadcast.

Provides biographical information including personal background, career, political opinions, and controversies.

"Fox News is threatening to sue a prominent evangelical minister in the ex-homosexual movement who engaged in a volatile exchange over biblical morality on the top-rated television program 'The O'Reilly Factor' in September."